How to adjust the dashboard time of BAIC EX360?

[LeCalvin]

There are two buttons at the lower left and lower right corners of the dashboard. The button at the lower right corner is used to select the item to be adjusted. After selection, press the button at the lower left corner to make adjustments. Here is some related information about the BAIC EX360: 1. Appearance: The new BAIC EX360 features a front grille with a double horizontal bar design, centrally adorned with the BAIC brand logo. The lower part of the front bumper is equipped with black trim and a silver skid plate. The dimensions of the BAIC EX360 are 110/1750/1583mm (length/width/height), with a wheelbase of 2519mm. 2. Powertrain: The BAIC EX360 is equipped with a drive motor with a maximum power of 109 horsepower, paired with a ternary lithium-ion battery pack. Its NEDC range is over 318km, and the constant speed range at 60km/h is 390km. The BAIC EX360 will be equipped with the e-Motion-Drive 2.0 electric drive system and the intelligent ASR traction control system.

[Jones]

I've been driving the BAIC EX360 for over three years now, and adjusting the dashboard clock has become second nature. Let me walk you through it easily. I remember spending half a day figuring it out when I first bought the car. First, don't start the engine—just turn the key to the ON position (power on but engine off). On the left side of the steering wheel, there's a set of buttons. Press the middle one with a square symbol (the 'Menu' button) to enter settings, then use the up/down arrows to scroll to 'System Options.' Look for 'Time Settings,' where you can adjust hours and minutes: use the left/right arrows to toggle between items and the +/- buttons to change the numbers; holding them down speeds up the adjustment. Don't forget to press 'OK' to confirm and save—this is crucial because an inaccurate clock can affect trip records, like fuel consumption and mileage calculations. I recommend doing this while parked in P mode for safety. Whenever I travel across time zones, I always adjust it immediately to avoid issues later. If the buttons aren't responsive, check the owner's manual as a backup—this method has never failed me.

[MayaLee]

As a new owner of the BAIC EX360, I just learned how to adjust the time last week and want to share my experience to help you get started quickly. The steps are simple: turn the power to the ON position—just press the start button without braking. There's a small control knob next to the instrument panel; press the Menu button to enter the menu. The screen will display several options; use the arrow keys to scroll to 'Clock Adjustment.' Then, select the hour value and adjust it using the plus and minus buttons; afterward, do the same for the minutes. Confirm each step, or it might revert. The first time I did it, I was in a hurry and set the wrong time, causing delays in the car's reminders. Now I understand that adjusting it in the parking P position is more convenient. Time setting is quite important as it syncs with navigation and reminder functions, which are very helpful for daily driving records. If you get stuck, don’t panic—just try a few more times or check the illustrations in the car manual.

[AngelaFitz]

As a car enthusiast, adjusting the dashboard clock on the BAIC EX360 is a breeze. Power on the vehicle to ACC mode without starting the engine. Directly access settings via the button cluster under the right side of the steering wheel: press the Menu button, navigate to the system menu, and select the 'Date & Time' option. Here you can manually adjust hours and minutes using the directional keys for quick value setting. Note that accurate time ensures authentic vehicle computer data; it's recommended to ensure sufficient battery power before operation.