How to adjust the time on the Verna?

[LaRonan]

Here is the method to adjust the time on the Verna: 1. Press and hold the CLOCK button until the numbers on the clock start flashing. 2. Rotate the knob to change the numbers, and press the knob to switch the position of the digit being adjusted. 3. After adjusting the time, press the knob again to stop the clock numbers from flashing. Here is some information about the Verna: 1. Interior: Uses hard plastic materials. 2. Features: The high-end connected version comes with an 8-inch LCD display, which offers comprehensive smart connectivity features including CarPlay, CarLife, and in-car WiFi, along with more extensive in-car media applications.

[DiBella]

I drive a Hyundai Verna, and adjusting the time is actually quite straightforward. After starting the car, there's a small clock icon on the dashboard, and the SET button on the right is the setting button. First, press and hold the SET button for about two seconds until it starts blinking to enter adjustment mode; then use the left and right directional buttons on the steering wheel to switch between hours and minutes, and press to confirm and save. For newer models, you might need to operate through the central control screen—enter the settings menu and find the time option. Inaccurate time could be related to the car battery; I've encountered the time resetting a few times, and regularly checking the battery health can prevent this. Make sure the engine is running when adjusting, otherwise, the settings might not save. I've been using this little trick for years, and friends I've shared it with found it very practical.

[StAdelyn]

The method to adjust the time on the Verna varies slightly depending on the model year. In my 2018 model, there's a control area on the left side of the steering wheel dedicated to instrument display functions. First, start the engine, press the INFO button to enter the menu, locate the clock settings option and select it. Use the arrow buttons to adjust hours and minutes, then press OK to confirm. Some older models may require using physical buttons on the instrument cluster. If the time keeps resetting, check whether the battery voltage is stable - insufficient battery power can cause clock resets. Additionally, vehicle battery or sensor malfunctions may also lead to inaccurate timekeeping, so professional inspection is recommended when necessary. This operation is simple and time-efficient, and I make it a habit to verify the time every quarter.