How to Switch Between Odometer 1 and Odometer 2 on the BYD Han?

[JadeRose]

Use the up and down buttons on the left side of the steering wheel to switch. Below is an introduction to the BYD Han model: 1. Exterior: It adopts the latest Dragon-Face family design language, giving it a particularly grand visual appeal. It is the first mass-produced vehicle equipped with BYD's "Blade Battery." 2. Front Face: The design features the classic closed grille of pure electric vehicles. The raised lines on the hood enhance the imposing presence of the front face. The chrome trim in the center is embossed with the Chinese character "Han" designed in Han Dynasty seal script, symbolizing fusion and rebirth. 3. Interior: The design follows BYD's Dragon-Face language, with a striking contrast of black and red highlighting a strong "Chinese style." The artistic design of the interior, along with the "dragon scale" texture on the seats and the ambient lighting on the co-pilot side, creates a powerful visual impact.

[Jace]

When I first drove the BYD Han, I also pondered this issue. I found the OK button on the right side of the steering wheel. Pressing it once switches the dashboard display between Trip A and Trip B. Trip A usually records short-distance trips and automatically resets after a long period of parking and engine shutdown. Trip B can be manually reset, for example, before a long trip to record the entire journey's expenses. Developing the habit of switching helps me calculate electricity consumption costs accurately. BYD also supports syncing data with the app, making it easy to review historical driving conditions. I recommend checking the display every time you refuel or recharge to ensure the dashboard is accurate and prevent minor issues from accumulating. Also, pay attention to software updates during routine maintenance to avoid display errors affecting safety. This design is also user-friendly for beginners, and you’ll get the hang of it after practicing a few times.

[KarterLee]

From a technical perspective, the switching function in the BYD Han is very intuitive. After starting the vehicle, use the directional buttons on the steering wheel to navigate the dashboard menu, and quickly press the OK button to toggle between Trip A and Trip B. Trip A automatically resets, making it ideal for monitoring single-commute energy consumption; Trip B requires manual reset for greater flexibility, allowing you to customize the reset interval, such as weekly or monthly. For added functionality, you can also change units or adjust brightness in the settings to enhance visibility. During regular maintenance, combine this data with inspections to track vehicle health. The operation is simple and safe, ensuring no interference with driving. Always keep the system updated to the latest firmware version for the best experience.

[DiTessa]

As a novice driver, I was initially worried about making mistakes when driving my BYD Han, but switching is actually quite simple. After starting the car, press the control button on the left side of the steering wheel, and the odometer options will appear on the instrument panel. Gently press the OK button to switch to Trip 1 or Trip 2. Trip 1 automatically resets after prolonged parking, while Trip 2 requires manual resetting to record different journeys. After practicing several times, I found it very practical, especially for monitoring power consumption on highways. Related functions also include maintenance reminders, making it worth learning the basic operations.

[Wilma]

The BYD Han is worry-free for family use, with easy mileage switching operation. While driving, just press the button on the steering wheel to switch displays: Mileage 1 calculates daily commuting costs; Mileage 2, after resetting, records long-distance travel expenses. Tried this feature over the weekend with the kids to teach them energy-saving habits, plus checked tire pressure for safety. This design offers great convenience for the whole family.