Volkswagen makes GPS a standard feature
24 Oct 2010|9,612 views
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As a result, the value and market competitiveness of these models has been further enhanced.
The factory-fitted RNS 510 radio navigation system uses the Global Positioning System (GPS) to provide turn-by-turn route guidance. It features full touchscreen control on its 6.5-inch widescreen display. For added convenience, voice control can be used for certain functions. The device identifies short voice commands like "start route guidance" and immediately begins to calculate the route.
Comprehensive infotainment features
There is also a DVD drive for playback of audio CDs (also in MP3 and WMA format) and audio / video DVDs (image only available when vehicle in stopped), plus an integrated 30 GB hard drive for saving navigation data and audio content. Audio in the MP3 and WMA formats can be accessed via an SD card slot located on the front of the unit.
The high-resolution TFT display enables maps to also be displayed in 2D or 3D. The RNS 510 can also show topographical map details. Together with the RNS 810 and RNS 850 radio navigation systems which are fitted as standard on the new Phaeton and new Touareg respectively, the availability of the RNS 510 on a wide range of models means more Volkswagen customers can now enjoy the convenience of touchscreen navigation in their cars.
In line with Think Blue.
Apart from reducing stress levels when driving through unfamiliar areas, satellite navigation systems help to reduce fuel consumption and CO2 emissions by ensuring that drivers take the quickest possible route to their destinations. This is yet another way in which Volkswagen's Think Blue. initiative is helping motorists in Singapore reduce their impact on the environment.
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As a result, the value and market competitiveness of these models has been further enhanced.
The factory-fitted RNS 510 radio navigation system uses the Global Positioning System (GPS) to provide turn-by-turn route guidance. It features full touchscreen control on its 6.5-inch widescreen display. For added convenience, voice control can be used for certain functions. The device identifies short voice commands like "start route guidance" and immediately begins to calculate the route.
Comprehensive infotainment features
There is also a DVD drive for playback of audio CDs (also in MP3 and WMA format) and audio / video DVDs (image only available when vehicle in stopped), plus an integrated 30 GB hard drive for saving navigation data and audio content. Audio in the MP3 and WMA formats can be accessed via an SD card slot located on the front of the unit.
The high-resolution TFT display enables maps to also be displayed in 2D or 3D. The RNS 510 can also show topographical map details. Together with the RNS 810 and RNS 850 radio navigation systems which are fitted as standard on the new Phaeton and new Touareg respectively, the availability of the RNS 510 on a wide range of models means more Volkswagen customers can now enjoy the convenience of touchscreen navigation in their cars.
In line with Think Blue.
Apart from reducing stress levels when driving through unfamiliar areas, satellite navigation systems help to reduce fuel consumption and CO2 emissions by ensuring that drivers take the quickest possible route to their destinations. This is yet another way in which Volkswagen's Think Blue. initiative is helping motorists in Singapore reduce their impact on the environment.
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