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How to Change the BMW 530 Dashboard from English to Chinese?

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VanCassandra
09/05/25 4:13am
To change the BMW 530 dashboard from English to Chinese, first enter the menu settings, then click the OPTION setting button on the center console armrest. A Chinese-English selection interface will appear on the display. After that, rotate the control panel on the right side of the center console to confirm your selection. BMW 530Le: It is a new energy vehicle developed based on the BMW 5 Series long-wheelbase model, independently developed by BMW Brilliance with full support from BMW headquarters. Performance Introduction: The BMW 530Le features three driving modes, enabling pure electric driving, hybrid driving, and gasoline engine driving. The BMW 530Le retains the widely acclaimed golden power combination used in BMW models.
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