How to Change Honda Car Display from English to Chinese?
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First, press the start button to ignite the car engine; otherwise, the adjustment cannot be made. Then, click the "+" button on the volume key three times. Click the settings button on the left side of the multifunction steering wheel to enter the dashboard settings function. Next, select Chinese in the displayed English-Chinese switch interface on the dashboard. Finally, click the OK button on the right side of the multifunction steering wheel to complete the switch between Chinese and English.
Over the years of driving my Honda, I frequently adjust the language settings since I prefer the Chinese interface for better usability. Switching from English to Chinese is typically done through the car's infotainment screen. The general steps are: First, press the MENU button on the steering wheel or center console, navigate to the SETTINGS option, where you'll find a LANGUAGE or System Settings submenu. After selecting it, you'll see a list of languages—just choose Chinese. The process may require a few seconds for the system to reboot and apply the changes. Different Honda models vary slightly; for instance, older Accords might use physical button menus, while newer Civics allow touchscreen menu navigation. If you can't locate the setting, refer to your vehicle's manual—PDF versions are often available for free download online. Remember, don't turn off the ignition during the process to avoid data loss. This language toggle is quite handy, especially for drivers with language preferences, making daily driving more intuitive and safer. It's advisable to check during routine maintenance whether the language setting was accidentally reset.
