
First, press the one-touch start button to start the vehicle's engine; otherwise, adjustments cannot be made. Then, click the '+' button on the volume key three times. Press the SET button on the left side of the multifunction steering wheel to enter the dashboard setup function. Navigate to the menu bar using the multifunction steering wheel. Scroll up and down to find the 'language' option. On the dashboard, select Chinese from the displayed Chinese-English switch interface. Finally, press the OK button on the right side of the multifunction steering wheel to successfully switch between Chinese and English.

Setting up the Skoda Octavia's dashboard is actually quite simple. I've been driving this car for a while now, and it's all done using the buttons on the steering wheel. First step, after starting the vehicle, press the 'Menu' button and scroll to 'Instrument Settings' or similar options. Here you can customize the display content, such as adding fuel consumption data or navigation prompts. I prefer making the speed display larger for better visibility. You can also switch themes - the classic theme is great for daily commuting, while the sport theme makes night driving more exciting. The unit settings are practical too; I once tried changing from kilometers to miles. Remember to press 'OK' to save any changes. If you mess up the system menu, don't worry - just click 'Restore Factory Settings', but make sure to note down your current settings first. The whole process takes just a few minutes. Getting into the habit of checking these settings makes driving easier and safer, helping to avoid distractions.

During the use of the vehicle, I found the Octavia's instrument panel settings to be very flexible, involving some in-car control logic. The process starts with the steering wheel buttons, entering the system menu to select the instrument section. You can adjust display elements such as the speedometer position or the size of the information window, and even add auxiliary functions like tire pressure reminders. Theme changes affect the screen layout and backlight intensity, for example, switching to a minimalist style makes it clearer at night. In terms of unit switching, changing temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit is convenient for travel. I suggest new users take it step by step without rushing, and reset promptly if mistakes are made. This helps enhance the overall driving experience and vehicle adaptation, and it's also worth checking if the settings are up to date during regular maintenance.

Simply put, to configure the Octavia dashboard: After starting the car, press the menu button on the steering wheel to enter the settings menu, select the instrument panel option to change display content such as speed or trip information, switch themes like classic style, and save settings with the OK button. You'll get familiar with it after a few operations.


