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The XC60 is nice as well. The only thing that I did not like much when I did the test drive with the V60 was the very light steering wheel. I then think that I
by zepearl 6y ago
The XC60 is nice as well.
The only thing that I did not like much when I did the test drive with the V60 was the very light steering wheel. I then think that I read later in the manual that apparently it's possible to increase the resistance somewhere in the car's settings, but I'm not sure anymore => do you know by chance if yours has that setting?
- gambiting 6y agoUhm as far as I know all Volvo cars have the exact same Sensus system, and I cannot alter the steering sensitivity on mine. The car does have "speed sensitive steering" though, which means that at low speeds there is almost zero resistance on the steering wheel, but quite a lot more at higher speeds. Edit: Well, looking at the manual apparently it is possible, but only in the individual drive mode: https://www.volvocars.com/en-sa/support/manuals/xc60/2018w46/seats-and-steering-wheel/steering-wheel/speed-dependent-steering-force https://www.volvocars.com/en-sa/support/manuals/xc60/2018w46... Which....is less than ideal, I frequently switch between Hybrid/Pure/Power, so having to stay in one of them just to have a tighter steering response is not acceptable.
- zepearl 6y agoRight, exactly that, thank you! Yeah, looks like that it's not a global setting. Well, I'll see if I'll get used to that and in the worst case there is at least the possibility to create a custom driving mode :)