We are all required to adjust the time. To make better use of daylight hours, clocks in the UK jump between British Summer Time (BST) and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) each year. One hour is added on the last Sunday of March, and one hour is subtracted on the last Sunday of October.
Many new Lexus models will automatically adjust the time for you, while some other models need to be adjusted manually. The subheadings below clearly identify the new Lexus models that fall into each category, as well as providing clear, step-by-step instructions of how to manually adjust the time in every model within the current Lexus range.

Adjust the time: models with Lexus Link connected services
The following new Lexus models feature connected services through Lexus Link Connect and Lexus Link Pro multimedia systems. They are designed to use GPS information and map data to automatically adjust the time.
⦁ Lexus UX – all grades (pictured above)
⦁ Lexus NX – all grades
⦁ Lexus RX – all grades
⦁ Lexus RZ – all grades
It is possible to manually override this automatic function. To do so, press the Settings icon on the main screen, then touch General within the sub-menu. Select the Date & Time option, after which you will be able to choose to manually set the time, select the time zone and switch between 12- and 24-hour time display.

Adjust the time: models with Remote Touch Interface
The following new Lexus models with the Remote Touch Interface are also designed to use GPS information and map data to automatically adjust the time. This function applies to both the digital clock within the multimedia system and the analogue clock set into the dashboard.
⦁ Lexus ES – all grades (pictured above)
⦁ Lexus RC F – all grades
⦁ Lexus LC and LC Convertible – all grades
⦁ Lexus LS – all grades
It is possible to manually override this automatic function. On the Remote Touch Interface, press the Menu button and then select General Settings or Setup, followed by Clock. Here you are able to choose to manually set the time, select the time zone, switch between 12- and 24-hour time display (digital only), and choose whether you wish the clock to automatically adjust.
Older Lexus models
All new Lexus models feature clocks that are integrated into their multimedia systems, which means they are adjusted within the in-car menus. However, some recently discontinued models such as the CT and IS used physical buttons next to the clock display to adjust the time.

On the CT (pictured above), pressing the ‘H‘ button advances the clock by one hour, and the ‘M‘ button by one minute; the ‘:00‘ button rounds to the nearest hour. For the analogue clock in the IS, pressing the button on the left moves the hands anti-clockwise and rewinds the time, while pressing the button on the right advances the hands clockwise.
The above instructions will probably cover most Lexus models from recent years. But for specific instructions relating to your vehicle, we suggest looking through your owner’s manual. If you do not possess a hard copy of this manual, owners of Lexus models produced since 2012 can download a digital copy via this link on the Lexus UK website.
Remember that if you have any query as to the operation of your Lexus, feel free to pop in at your local Lexus centre for help or contact us on social media and we’ll try to help!





Can I adjust the time on my CT 200H on 24h mode? I have tried couple of times, but using the buttons (like in an example above) I can only set it in 12h mode. Can you help?
Good morning Radek,
Thank you for your comment. More information on how to format the date/clock can be found in the owners manual for your vehicle.
A digital version of your owners manual can be found in the link below:
https://www.lexus.co.uk/owners/about-my-lexus/manuals
We hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Lexus UK