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How to open the trunk of a Volvo XC60 from inside the car?

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DeLola

07/29/25 3:42pm

Located next to the light switch, press the trunk switch, and the trunk will open automatically; additionally, the Volvo XC60 key also has a button to open the trunk. When near the vehicle, pressing this button will also open the trunk. Extended information is as follows: 1. Interior Design: The interior design style is similar to the Volvo S90, also based on the Nordic harmony concept. The dashboard is equipped with a large multimedia display, and the air conditioning controls are integrated into the central display in a touchscreen format. Behind the three-spoke multifunction steering wheel is a stylish full LCD instrument panel. It also supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smart connectivity features. 2. Safety Features: In terms of safety features, the optional Volvo Pilot Assist semi-autonomous driving assistance system is available. This system can automatically engage steering assistance when emergency braking is insufficient to avoid a collision, helping the vehicle steer into an appropriate lane to prevent accidents.

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