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Where is the daytime running light switch for the Volvo XC60?

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LaNicole
07/29/2025, 10:33 AM

Volvo XC60's light switches are generally concentrated on the stalk-type switch on the left side of the steering wheel. Relevant explanations are as follows: 1. Introduction: By moving the stalk to the designated position, the corresponding exterior lights will illuminate, and the corresponding indicator will also light up on the dashboard. 2. Additional Information: The Volvo XC60 is an SUV model under the Volvo Car Corporation. This sport utility vehicle combines the performance of an off-road vehicle with a distinctive personality, specifically designed for young elites pursuing sporty characteristics. As it is only a minor annual update, its appearance is largely the same as the current model, featuring the iconic Volvo family design with high recognition, especially the Thor's Hammer headlight design, which appears particularly spirited.

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StKaden
08/13/2025, 02:55 AM

I just bought an XC60, and after driving it for a few months, I checked the location of the daytime running light switch. I found there’s no physical button! The lights automatically turn on when you start the engine, which is one of Volvo’s intelligent safety designs. I remember the salesperson mentioning at the time of purchase that they are always on to ensure your car is clearly visible during the day, reducing the risk of accidents. If you want to adjust the brightness or behavior, try the car settings menu on the central control screen: navigate to the lighting section and see if there’s a ‘Daytime Running Light Settings’ option to increase or decrease the intensity. However, you can’t manually turn them off—this is a regulatory requirement. I think this design is thoughtful, saving the hassle of operation. If the lights don’t turn on, it might be a battery or sensor issue, so get it checked and serviced promptly. Ensuring driving safety is the most important thing.

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DeRosalie
10/10/2025, 11:09 PM

As a long-term driver, I understand the confusion about finding the daytime running light switch. On the XC60, there's no separate switch to be found: it's integrated into the vehicle system and automatically activates upon ignition. Don't bother searching for buttons on the dashboard—it's unnecessary. The system intelligently controls the lights based on light sensors and speed, ensuring they remain on during the day to enhance visibility. I recommend regularly cleaning the front light covers to avoid dirt affecting performance; if the lights malfunction, check the fuses or visit a professional shop. This design stems from European safety standards, emphasizing accident prevention. While some may want to turn them off to save power, LED lights consume minimal energy, and keeping them on actually improves overall road safety.

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OCassandra
11/23/2025, 11:16 PM

Shortly after driving the XC60, I also looked into the daytime running lights switch. The conclusion is: there is no physical switch! The lights automatically turn on when you start the engine. Try checking the settings menu on the central control screen—there might be options to adjust brightness and mode. But don’t expect to turn them off completely, as safety comes first. Daytime running lights help other drivers spot your car earlier, especially in foggy conditions or on multi-lane roads. After remembering this detail, I found the operation simpler, as there’s no need to manually turn them on each time. If the lights malfunction—such as not turning on or flickering—it could be an electrical issue, so I recommend consulting the manual or a service center.

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VanLaura
01/14/2026, 12:48 AM

I've studied the XC60 daytime running light design: it turns on automatically without a manual switch. The system activates the light source after monitoring the engine status to ensure safe daytime driving. To explore setup details, connect to the vehicle's infotainment system: select 'Settings' on the screen, navigate to the lighting section, and find relevant options to adjust the daytime running light intensity or use diagnostic tools for fine-tuning, though complete deactivation isn't possible. The daytime running lights utilize efficient LED modules, offering long lifespan and energy savings. Regular cleaning of the light housing and checking connections can prevent issues; contact a service center if malfunctions occur. This automatic feature is hassle-free and enhances visibility and road harmony.

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