How to Change the Display Language from English to Chinese on Buick Regal?

[DallasLee]

When starting the central console dashboard, it will prompt you to choose between Chinese or English. Press the CONFIG setting button and confirm your selection. If the vehicle's central display screen has been replaced, it is necessary to reinstall the original car's display screen before switching between Chinese and English. Drive to an auto repair shop and have the staff operate the system to switch it back to Chinese.

[VanLogan]

As a veteran driver who has owned a Buick Regal for several years, let me share my experience with changing the display language to Chinese. The process is usually straightforward: first, park the car in a safe place and start the ignition, then navigate to the Settings option on the touchscreen main menu, scroll to find the Language section, and select Chinese or Simplified Chinese to confirm. The system may prompt you to restart some functions, and once it switches automatically, you're done. The first time I tried, I couldn't find it because the software version had a different layout, but I later found the details in the user manual—I recommend checking the manual or YouTube tutorials. If it still shows English, it might be a system bug, or the car could be a U.S. version requiring special settings. Don’t rush to adjust it yourself—it’s best to visit a 4S shop for a professional check. Driving with the display in Chinese is much more convenient, with clearer navigation prompts and safer driving.

[RuthFitz]

As a tech enthusiast, I particularly enjoy studying car systems. The infotainment interface of the Buick Regal is quite user-friendly, and changing the language isn't difficult. After starting the vehicle, click the gear icon on the main screen to enter the system settings, then look for the General option. Scroll down and you should see the Language entry. Select Chinese, save the settings, and the system will automatically update and restart once. If it's a U.S. version or you've just upgraded the firmware, some English might remain. It's recommended to first check the version number in the vehicle diagnostic mode. Sometimes software bugs require a manual reset. During the setup process, avoid driving or power interruption to prevent interference. This change also synchronizes Chinese navigation and voice prompts, which is quite practical.

[DeAthena]

For friends driving a Buick Regal, if the display turns to English, don't worry. Let me briefly explain how to switch it back to Chinese. First, park the car and start the engine. Then, tap on the Settings option in the touchscreen menu. Scroll through the options inside to find the Language setting. Select Chinese, and the system will process the change. After a restart, it will be done. I changed my own car's settings this way—the whole process takes just a minute or two and isn't complicated at all. If you can't find it, the menu layout might be different; check the user manual or ask someone at the 4S store to help adjust it—they can do it quickly.

[Haymitch]

As someone with years of experience in auto repair, I've handled Buick Regal display screen issues. Changing the language is a basic operation. I recommend owners park, turn off the engine, and restart to ensure system stability. Then enter the touchscreen main menu, select Settings, scroll to the System Preferences section, click Language, switch to Chinese, and save. The device will reload. Note: If the switch fails, it might be due to software conflicts or hardware aging. Don't force the operation. It's advisable to back up settings or contact an authorized service point to check with a diagnostic tool. Safety first.

[OCourtney]

Using the Buick Regal for a family trip, the sudden English display was really frustrating. Later, I learned a little trick to solve it easily. After starting the car, tap the main menu on the touchscreen, enter the Settings section, find the Language option, select Chinese, and confirm. It switches in just a few minutes. Make sure the car is parked safely during the operation—even my child can help guide the change. After switching to Chinese, the navigation is easier to read, and Bluetooth connections work much smoother. If it doesn’t succeed, the settings might be accidentally locked—check the manual or online forums for help. Simple and effective.