How to Change Ford Dashboard Display to Chinese?

[CodyRose]

On the Ford steering wheel, select the left button and press it once. Navigate to the central control option bar, find and enter the Settings menu, then locate and select "Vehicle Settings". In the current interface, find and open "Language". After entering the language options, select Simplified Chinese to switch the dashboard display to Chinese.

[TaliaLynn]

I just bought a new Ford car and adjusted the dashboard language right away. The operation is actually quite simple. After starting the vehicle, don't rush to drive off. First, press the menu button on the steering wheel to enter the main menu, then find the language section in the settings options, click into it, and select Chinese. I drive a Ford Focus, and the whole process took less than two minutes. After the adjustment, fuel consumption display, odometer, and warning messages all switched to Chinese, making everything clear while driving. By the way, it's best to do this when parked to avoid distractions and ensure safety. Also, different models like the Kuga might have slight differences in the settings location, but the process is generally similar. If you can't find the option, try restarting the system or checking the owner's manual. After adjusting the language, navigation prompts also become easier to understand, adding convenience for family trips.

[TeaganDella]

As someone who frequently helps friends with minor car issues, adjusting the dashboard language is a common task for me. For Ford vehicles, the basic steps involve accessing the vehicle settings through the center console or steering wheel buttons, usually finding the language option in the system menu, and directly selecting Chinese before saving. It's important to operate when the vehicle is stationary, such as in Park (P) mode or with the engine off, to avoid accidental touches. Once adjusted, all data displays become clearer, making critical information like tire pressure warnings more readable. I also recommend regularly checking the settings, as additional steps may be required for different models like the Edge, and the owner's manual is a great resource. Maintaining consistent language settings enhances driving safety, and it's a good opportunity to check other functions like clock units to ensure everything runs smoothly.

[SanAmara]

I use my Ford to take the kids to and from school. The dashboard was originally in English, and the kids couldn’t understand the fuel gauge. Later, I tapped the settings icon on the central control screen, switched the language to Chinese, and everything became clear instantly. The operation was super quick—just a few presses of the menu button while parked. After the adjustment, mileage reminders and alerts were all displayed in Chinese. This has been very helpful for our daily family routine, as the kids can now understand the information, making it safer. I also took the opportunity to adjust the volume settings to match the navigation voice, making the whole experience more comfortable and thoughtful.