
There is a lever in front of the seat. Hold the lever with your right hand, grip the steering wheel with your left hand, and keep your left foot steady to adjust the seat forward or backward. For height adjustment, ensure that the driver can see the lower two-thirds of the windshield when looking straight ahead. The height adjustment lever is located on the left side of the seat. For backrest adjustment, adjust until your hands can comfortably grip the steering wheel at the 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock positions. The backrest adjustment lever is located on the left side of the backrest.

When I first bought my Volvo, I also had to figure it out. Adjusting the passenger seat is actually quite intuitive. There's a metal lever under the seat—pull it up to slide the seat forward or backward to find a comfortable position. On the side, there's a round knob or small lever; slowly turning or adjusting it changes the backrest angle, but don't rush to avoid jamming. For electric versions, the buttons are usually on the door panel, labeled with forward/backward arrows and a backrest icon—gentle presses allow precise height or tilt adjustments. Make sure to sit still while adjusting. I also recommend letting passengers adjust it themselves to find the most comfortable position, especially for long trips. Regularly check for loose seat fixtures to extend its lifespan.

I often help my family adjust the seats. The adjustment of the Volvo passenger seat is mainly for comfort. The electric seat buttons are located on the side of the door or the edge of the seat. First, press the front and rear buttons to move the position so that the passenger's legs are not cramped; then adjust the backrest angle to a relaxed state, and don't forget to try the lumbar support button (if the model supports it). For manual models, push or pull the handle under the seat to adjust the position, and use the small lever on the side to adjust the backrest—move gently. It is recommended to adjust in the ignition-off state to avoid accidentally pressing buttons. Adjust according to the passenger's height: lower the seat for tall passengers to make it easier to get in and out, and raise it for shorter passengers to improve visibility. This can enhance the overall riding experience.

To adjust the Volvo front passenger seat, here's a quick guide: For manual models, pull the lever under the seat to adjust forward/backward; use the side switch to recline the backrest. For electric versions, locate buttons on the door or seat and operate according to icon directions. Ensure passengers sit upright without leaning during adjustment, locking the position once set. For safety, always verify seat stability before driving to prevent movement that could affect driving.


