
BMW dashboard styles are changed by switching driving modes, with different colors displayed after switching. Press the 'SPORT' button near the gear lever repeatedly until SPORT is displayed on the instrument cluster to switch to sport style. If the owner prefers economical driving, they can also select the 'ECOPRO' button, or switch to other modes following the same steps.

Last time I drove my friend's BMW X3, I also studied the dashboard switching. Just press the small flag button on the left side of the steering wheel. Swipe left or right on the edge of the button to switch display content, scroll up and down to adjust specific options, and long press to customize the theme color. The sport mode automatically switches to a red theme which feels really cool, while the eco mode turns blue. I recommend setting the tire pressure monitoring and multimedia information as quick-access pages, which are especially useful on highways. The switching logic may vary slightly between different models, but the control buttons on the left side of the steering wheel are the universal entry point. BMW's dashboard display logic is quite user-friendly, and you'll get used to it after driving a few times.

For those frequently exposed to premium models, BMW's instrument cluster switching logic is actually quite intuitive. The control core lies in the button area on the left side of the steering wheel spoke, where the arrow-marked scroll wheel cycles through information windows like fuel consumption, navigation, and driving assistance. Key reminder: holding down the left BC button accesses deeper settings, where theme modes such as Classic, Sport, and Minimalist are adjusted. The default displays between the 3 Series and 5 Series differ significantly, so new owners should experiment a few times. Remember to enable the automatic mode in vehicle settings, allowing the instrument theme to change dynamically with driving modes.

For BMW owners with three years of driving experience: Locate the group of buttons with directional arrows behind the left side of the steering wheel. Scroll the wheel to the right to cycle through information pages—commonly use fuel consumption stats on highways, and switch to the multimedia interface in the city. The key is to enter vehicle settings via the iDrive knob, where you can find three basic themes under display settings. For personalization, the sporty red theme paired with brown interiors offers the best visual effect. Regularly updating the car's system may sometimes add new themes.


