
Chery Tiggo time adjustment method: First, turn off the ignition, then rotate the light switch to turn on the small lights. Press and hold the instrument button for a while, and the hour zone on the dashboard will start flashing. Release the button and press it again; each press increases the hour by one. After adjusting the hour, do not touch the button. After flashing five times, it will automatically switch to the minute flashing mode. Use the same method to adjust the minutes. Taking the Chery Tiggo 3 as an example: This car is a compact SUV under Chery Automobile, featuring a 5-door, 5-seat SUV body structure, with a fuel tank capacity of 55 liters and a trunk capacity of 550 liters. The Chery Tiggo 3 is equipped with a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine, paired with a 5-speed manual transmission, delivering a maximum horsepower of 116 and a maximum power of 85 kW.

I've been driving a Chery Tiggo for over five years, and adjusting the time is quite simple. Here are the steps: After starting the car, find the 'Settings' option in the main menu of the central control screen, tap on it, and select 'System Settings' or 'Time & Date.' Then, use your finger or the knob to adjust the hours and minutes, and finally save the settings. I've noticed that an inaccurate time can affect the navigation system, such as causing GPS positioning delays, so I recommend checking it every few months. Another reason is that if the battery is drained or there's a power outage, the time might reset. In such cases, you'll need to reset it—just remember to do it while parked to avoid distractions. The car manual has detailed illustrations, and beginners can get the hang of it after a few tries. During regular vehicle maintenance, take a moment to check the time to ensure everything is accurate for a smoother driving experience. This method is practical and quick, taking just two or three minutes.

As an enthusiast who frequently tinkers with cars, I'm quite familiar with this: After starting the engine, enter the infotainment system's main interface, locate the "Settings" menu, scroll down to the "Time Adjustment" section, and input the current time using touch or physical buttons, then save. Some models require operation via steering wheel control buttons—ensure the vehicle's system firmware is updated beforehand to prevent conflicts. Accurate time is crucial for in-car Bluetooth and radio functions, making features like broadcast program synchronization more convenient. It's recommended to manually calibrate periodically to avoid resets caused by low battery voltage. Regularly test the dashboard display to ensure no latency issues—simple maintenance can enhance the overall experience.

When I first started driving the Tiggo, adjusting the time wasn't that complicated: start the car, tap the "Settings" icon on the center console screen, enter the "Time" option, then use the directional keys to adjust the numbers, and press "OK" to save. Beginners might make mistakes at first, but it gets easier after a few tries. Remember to do it in the parking lot and avoid distractions while driving. Accurate time means more precise navigation, so you won't be late when heading out.


