Where is the odometer located on the Geely Boyue Pro?

[Cassidy]

The odometer of the Geely Boyue Pro can be found on the instrument panel. The trip computer interface includes trip mileage, average fuel consumption, instantaneous fuel consumption, remaining range, total mileage, instantaneous speed, driving time, average speed, tire status, etc. How to view the odometer: By briefly pressing the TRIP button, you can cycle through trip mileage, average fuel consumption, instantaneous fuel consumption, remaining range, total mileage, instantaneous speed, driving time, average speed, and tire status in a one-way sequence. After activating the steering wheel multiplex function, you can also switch between these displays using the left and right buttons. Methods to check for odometer tampering: If a vehicle has been consistently maintained at a 4S dealership, you can inquire about relevant records at the dealership to verify the recorded mileage.

[Bob]

To be honest, when I first got my Boyue Pro, I also had to figure out the odometer. It's right there on the digital instrument cluster behind the steering wheel, prominently positioned in the center. Whether you want to check the total mileage or segmented trip mileage, just fiddle with those buttons on the right side of the steering wheel—the ones with the small square icon. Press them a few times to cycle through the total mileage (ODO) and trip mileage (TRIP A/B) displayed on the central LCD screen. Sometimes the buttons near the temperature adjustment knob can also switch between them, though it may vary slightly between different models. It's super convenient to glance at while driving—whether you want to know how many kilometers you've covered on this tank of gas or since the last maintenance, this display makes it crystal clear.

[BellaMarie]

From a veteran driver's perspective, this design is quite user-friendly. When seated in the driver's position, you only need to glance slightly downward to clearly see the numbers. The key is to use the toggle buttons in the right thumb area of the steering wheel (usually the up/down buttons or near the OK button on the left side) - a light press can switch between ODO or TRIP displays. The total mileage figure can't be arbitrarily modified, but holding the trip meter button for a few seconds will reset it to zero for recounting, which is particularly useful for calculating fuel consumption. If the dashboard interface is set to navigation or playlist display, remember to switch back to the basic driving data interface first.

[VonJaxson]

To check the mileage, simply look at the central display on the dashboard. The total mileage is automatically shown when you start the car. To view trip mileage, use the up and down arrow keys on the right side of the steering wheel to toggle; the screen will display the label 'TRIP' at the bottom. It's recommended to record a trip odometer for short trips or after refueling. Resetting it is also easy: after accessing the TRIP interface, press and hold the selection button for three to five seconds.

[DallasFitz]

It's as natural as checking the time on a watch. Start the car, and the boldest set of numbers in the middle of the instrument cluster is the total mileage. On the right side of the steering wheel, find the button with the instrument cluster symbol or a small square icon and press it—TRIP A/B will appear, showing the kilometers driven since the last ignition or after resetting. The button position varies slightly across different model years of the Boyue Pro, but it's generally on the right side of the steering wheel, within easy reach of your thumb. You can check it anytime while driving without compromising safety.

[ReeseFitz]

Friend, it's simple. Those buttons with small arrows and squares on the right side of your steering wheel control the instrument cluster display. Press once to switch to TRIP A, press again for TRIP B, and once more to return to the total mileage – it cycles through these displays. Here's a particularly useful tip: For example, if you want to calculate fuel consumption after refueling, long-press the selection button on the TRIP interface to reset it. After using up that tank of fuel, just divide the mileage shown here by the amount of fuel added, and you'll get your fuel consumption. If the instrument brightness seems dim, don't panic – usually adjusting the central control brightness will synchronize the changes.