
Use the selection and confirmation buttons on the multifunction steering wheel to operate the car's central console. Enter the settings, open general , and you will see the unit options. Click on mph, and the system will automatically switch to kph, which means changing the unit to kilometers per hour. Here are some related introductions: 1. Generally, European and American cars prefer to use the mph unit, which stands for miles per hour in English, meaning miles per kilometer in Chinese. Most cars in the world, like Chinese cars, prefer to use the universal unit kph, which stands for kilometers per hour. 2. This unit management is set by the onboard computer. The onboard computer is a high-tech electronic product that can also read car data through advanced technology, monitor car exhaust emissions in real-time during the engine's working state, and issue an alert immediately if the emissions exceed the standard. 3. When the car's system fails, it will notify the car's onboard computer, which then stores the fault information in the control module. The fault code can be read through a certain procedure to remind the maintenance personnel of the nature and location of the fault. Therefore, the onboard computer can display all the information stored in the car's ECU, making it convenient to query when the car fails, and it can also be used to control the engine's fuel injection volume and the proportion of the mixture.

I've owned a GLC for several years and wanted to change the speed display from mph to km/h, mainly because I frequently drive on trips after moving to Europe. The operation is quite straightforward: first, start the ignition, then use the arrow keys on the left side of the steering wheel to scroll through the menu, select 'Settings' and find the 'Display Units' or similar option, then switch to km. I usually do this slowly in a parking lot to avoid distracted driving. After the change, the numbers become much clearer, and kilometers make it easier to adapt to speed limit standards. By the way, this feature can be preset via a mobile app in some high-end models for convenience. Remember to check the dashboard to confirm the change has taken effect before setting off, so you won't get confused during night driving.

Switching the speed unit on a Mercedes is straightforward. After starting the car, go to the settings menu, find the 'Units' option, and change it to metric. The digital dashboard will immediately display km/h, making the operation quick and reassuring.

When driving my , I prefer switching the speed unit from miles to kilometers, and the operation is quite intuitive: After starting the engine, use the control buttons on the steering wheel to navigate to the main menu, find 'Vehicle Information,' then select 'Display Settings' to change the unit to km. The whole process takes less than 30 seconds, and the key is that it doesn't accidentally trigger other functions. After making the change, a test drive confirms everything is set. I recommend doing this during daylight for better visibility of the screen details.


