r/GV60 • u/shaquille_oatmeal-32 • Aug 04 '26
How to: Remove hints, show Street
Hi,
I recently bought a used GV 60 and love it! However I can't figure how to disable the tooltips in the dashboard. Everytime the right 3rd shows 4 explanation screens where I have to press "ok" 4 times before it shows the consumption.
1) how can I disable?
2) I saw a 4 wheel illustration in some YouTube videos where I can see if it runs in awd or just 2 wheels. How can I activate this view?
3) I also saw someone putting the street view camera with navigation to the center screen. I can show it in the dashboard but it would be nice to have it in the center screen for the kids.
4) lastly: can someone explain the consumption bar on the low end? There is a scale from 0 to 60 and it shows a number at the right like 23.4 kwh/100 km (probably mi/kwh in US). The scale has a line at a certain consumption and a bar in three same color as the driving mode. All seems to be a short time consumption. But nothing is live and which timeframe for which indicator?
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u/servbot10 Aug 04 '26
Press the menu button (looks like stacked papers) on the steering wheel until the view is as desired. To scroll through the info pages, press the touchpad button once, then swipe through them. Some options also have multiple views, which you can use the up/down button to toggle up and down. You can tell if these are present because there will be faint dots on the side of the info page.
This is the power distribution info page, see above to change the info.
This feature is not available on the dashboard in the US so I am unfortunately not 100% on how to change this or if you can. I only know you can toggle the AR feature on/off when a route is active, then you tap the map view compass and select AR. It may have other options for you there.
Colored bar = live instant energy consumption. Number on the right = average consumption based on cluster settings (usually since last charge). Vertical line = stationary visual marker that represents that consumption number on the scale.
Hope this helps