/ decreases/increases the distance to the vehicle ahead when
using Adaptive Cruise Control and Pilot Assist. Pressing
also resumes the stored speed for the selected function.
Right-side steering wheel keypad The right-side steering wheel keypad controls the instrument panel. Open/close the app menu. From here, you can control the trip computer, media player, a connected cell phone and the naviga-
tion system.
Press the left/right arrows to scroll among the available apps.
Select/deselect or confirm a choice, e.g. select the trip comput- er's menu or erase a message from the instrument panel.
Scroll among a selected app's functions by pressing the up/down arrows.
Raise/lower the media volume by pressing or . If no other
function is active, these buttons serve as volume control. Voice control is activated by pressing the
button to give voice com-
mands for e.g. media, navigation and climate systems. Say e.g. "Radio",
"Raise temperature" or "Cancel".
See the chapter "Voice control" in this Quick Guide for additional voice commands. Trip computer The trip computer shows e.g. mileage, fuel consumption and average speed. You can choose the type of trip computer information that willbe displayed in the instrument panel. The trip computer calculates thedistance that can be driven on the amount of fuel remaining. Use thebuttons on the right-side steering wheel keypad to display the variousoptions. When "----" is displayed in the instrument panel, there is noguaranteed electrical current remaining in the battery.
3 Depending on market, this function can be either standard or optional.
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load. It can be used again after approximately 2 minutes Electromagnetic fields and obstructing objects may interfere with remote key functions . Avoid storing
the remote key near metal objects or electronic devices, e.g. cell phones, tablets, laptops or charg-ers – preferably no closer than 10-15 cm (4-6 in.). INTERIOR OVERVIEW OFF ROAD drive mode is not designed to be
used for normal street driving. With a cold start , idling speed may be considerably
higher than normal for certain engine types. This is done to get the emissions system up to normaloperating temperature as quickly as possible, whichminimizes exhaust emissions and helps protect theenvironment. Head-up display * - If City Safety is activated, the
information in the head-up display will be replaced by a City Safety graphic. This graphic will illuminateeven if the head-up display is turned off. The driver's ability to see information in the head-up display may be impeded by the use of e.g. polarizingsunglasses, a driving posture in which the driver isnot centered in the seat, objects on the displayunit's glass cover and/or unfavorable lighting condi-tions. People with certain types of vision problemsmay experience headaches or eye strain whenusing the head-up display. STEERING WHEEL Trip computer - Calculation of driving range may
vary if your driving style changes. PASSENGER COMPARTMENT CLIMATE Heating/cooling cannot be accelerated by choos- ing a higher/lower temperature than the desiredtemperature. CONNECTIONS Internet - Data (data traffic) is transfered when
using the Internet, which can incur additional costs. Activating data roaming and Wi-Fi hotspots canincur additional charges. Contact your networkoperator about data traffic costs. When download-ing using a phone, pay extra attention to the datatraffic costs. Data downloading
can affect other services that
transfer data, e.g. web radio. If the affect on otherservices is experienced as problematic, the down-load can be interrupted. Alternatively, it may beappropriate to switch off or cancel other services. Updating - If the phone's operating system is
being updated, it is possible that the Bluetooth con- nection will be interrupted. Delete the phone fromthe vehicle and reconnect. USING CONNECTED DEVICES Apple CarPlay and Android Auto - Volvo is not
responsible for the content of the CarPlay or Android Auto apps. PARKING ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS Keep the camera lens free of dirt, snow and ice to help ensure the best functionality. This is particu-larly important in poor light conditions.
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