How to set the date on Audi A6?

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LaneDella
08/26/25 4:16am
Audi A6 date setting method: 1. Start the car, turn on the vehicle display, and select "My Vehicle"; 2. On the car display, select the main menu content, choose time and date; 3. You can manually modify the time digits on the car display and adjust to the correct time. The Audi A6 has a body size of 5038mm in length, 1886mm in width, and 1475mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3024mm. The Audi A6's drive modes are front-wheel drive and front four-wheel drive, with five-link independent suspension on both front and rear, and a unibody structure. The car offers 7 body color options: Ebony Black, Brilliant Silver, Oyster Gray, Aurora Blue, Polar White, Atlas Gray, and Night Blue.
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LeCatherine
09/08/25 5:29am
I just adjusted the date on my friend's Audi A6. After starting the vehicle, first tap the 'Settings' icon on the central control screen, then select the 'Time & Date' option. Here you can switch between automatic updates or manual settings. After disabling automatic time synchronization, you can separately adjust the year, month, and day. Remember that the newer A6 models use touchscreen input to directly tap the numbers, while older models require using the central control knob to rotate and select. Don't forget to tap the confirm/save button at the bottom right after adjustment. If the date keeps automatically reverting to default values, it's likely that network time synchronization wasn't completely turned off. Also worth mentioning - Audi's system is quite smart; while setting the time it conveniently adjusts the timezone simultaneously, automatically switching timezone times during long trips. If you encounter any confusion, just refer to the owner's manual - the settings page has detailed diagrams.
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