NXOwner

So, when the clocks changed last month, I turned my NX analog clock back an hour.

Today, however, I just noticed that when navigating, the estimated arrival time shows the time as an hour ahead. I had to go into the settings to turn off Daylight Saving Time (DST). I assume that when March comes around, I'll have to manually change it back.

Why can't the NX sense the date (and other criteria) and change this automagically like other vehicles?

Falcin

Noticed the same thing on my recent trip and changed it manually as well. Hope there is an update to fix this oversight.

offroad200

The DST has to be manually changed because the government sets the dates on when that change occurs.

NXOwner

With all due respect, I'm a software engineer and I seriously doubt that this is the reason it has to be manually changed.

LexBob2

Our two current vehicles both automatically adjust for time changes, so it is possible. It just must be something that Toyota/Lexus chooses not to do.

15RC350F

Seconded. Interestingly (or not), navigation systems rely upon GPS signals and included in all GPS signals is date/time information (as that's the entire basis of GPS!). So this is really just laziness on the part of Lexus' (or whomever's) nav-system programmers.

offroad200

Fair enough. I thought that was the reason but apparently it can be done. I'm not sure why Lexus wouldn't include that feature.

mike1021

I think this is a bug with the nav system. I have the same problem in my NX but never have seen this occur in my IS which I have had for the last 8 years.