
The method to adjust the center console time on Trumpchi GS4: 1. There is a small black button below the right side of the instrument panel, press it briefly to switch between time and mileage; 2. When the time is displayed, press and hold to make the hour display flash, then press briefly to adjust the hour; 3. Press and hold again to make the minute display flash, then press briefly to adjust the minute; 4. Press and hold or do not press to return to normal time display, indicating the time has been set. The GAC Trumpchi GS4 is positioned as an international new-generation SUV, with body dimensions of 4545mm in length, 1856mm in width, 1700mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2680mm.

















I also encountered this issue while driving the Trumpchi GS4. Adjusting the central control time is actually quite simple. First, start the vehicle to power up the central control, then locate and tap the settings icon on the central display. In the system menu, find the time and date option. Turn off the automatic time setting function, and you can manually adjust the hours and minutes. Remember to set it in 24-hour format for convenience, for example, 8 PM would be 20:00. If your car has GPS positioning, enabling automatic time synchronization is even more convenient—you won’t need to adjust the time manually when crossing provinces. After adjusting, press the save button to exit. If there’s no change, lock the car and wait a few minutes before restarting, as the system might respond slowly sometimes. It’s also a good idea to check the vehicle’s manual, as menu locations might vary slightly depending on the model year.

Adjusting the central control time on the Trumpchi GS4 is actually quite simple. Turn on the central control, go to settings, enter the system menu, and find the time settings to turn off automatic updates. Manually adjust the hours and minutes, then save. If the GPS positioning function is enabled, the system will automatically update the time, which is especially suitable for owners who frequently travel long distances across provinces. Remember to distinguish between AM and PM when adjusting to avoid confusion. The easiest way to check if the time has been saved successfully is to turn off and restart the vehicle. This operation can be completed in just two or three minutes.

As a long-term owner of the GS4, I'm familiar with the method to adjust the central control clock. The key steps are: after turning on the screen, enter the settings interface, and find the time and date option in system configuration. You must disable automatic synchronization before manual adjustment. It's best to select the 24-hour format during setup to avoid confusion. After saving, observe whether the digital display on the main interface updates. If the time keeps being inaccurate, it might be due to the need for a head unit system reset or unstable battery power causing time loss. Also, pay attention to time zone settings - enabling automatic location when crossing time zones makes things much more convenient. Just remember that disabling automatic functions is crucial throughout the entire operation process.


