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How to Find Average Speed and Trip Information on a Fiat Croma

Model: Fiat Croma MK 1 - Years 2005-2010
Part: Onboard computer

Here’s how to find the average speed and trip information on a Fiat Croma: the TRIP button is located on the right lever of the steering wheel (the one for the wipers) at the top. By briefly pressing the TRIP button, you can view: the range, which is the distance you can travel with the remaining fuel; the trip distance, which is the kilometres travelled since the last reset; the average consumption, which is the average fuel consumption since departure; the instantaneous consumption, which is the real-time consumption (updated second by second); average speed since the last reset; trip time; time elapsed since the last reset. The Croma has two separate trip computers: trip A: overall journey, Trip B only on display, reconfigurable. To reset, navigate with short presses until you display the average speed you want to reset, hold the TRIP button for about 2 seconds and the values will return to zero.

Posted on 17 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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