How to adjust the time and date on Audi Q7?

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VanRuby
07/24/25 3:39pm
Audi Q7 time and date adjustment method: 1. Press the MENU button; 2. After entering, there will be a settings option in the upper left corner of the MMI display; 3. Press the corresponding MMI control panel button; 4. After entering, use the steering wheel up and down buttons to adjust the time; 5. After adjustment, exit to see the time on the dashboard change accordingly. The Audi Q7 is equipped with a self-locking asymmetric dynamic torque distribution differential, with a standard torque distribution ratio of 40:60 between the front and rear axles. The virtual balanced inter-axle load distribution technology makes the rear of the Q7 slightly heavier, giving it a more sporty driving feel, which also lays the foundation for better handling and steering precision.
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JuneAnn
08/11/25 8:40am
I've just researched this - to adjust the date and time on an Audi Q7, you need to use the central control screen. First, start the vehicle and wait for the MMI system to boot up, then press the MENU button to enter the main menu and select the 'Settings' icon. Look for 'Time and Date' inside. Pay close attention to the options when adjusting: use the scroll wheel to change the year, while months and days can be adjusted by tapping the numbers. It's easy to confuse AM/PM with the 24-hour clock when setting the time - remember to check if the GPS synchronization for time zone is enabled, otherwise the time might drift after the next ignition. The steering wheel buttons can also quickly wake up the menu. Once after adjustment, I found the navigation time was messed up - turns out it was due to insufficient power when the vehicle wasn't running. After resetting, you need to turn off the engine, lock the car, wait 10 minutes, and then restart for the settings to save properly. These details can be quite fiddly - it takes patience to try a few times.
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