Does the new Wuling Hongguang S have navigation function?

[McViolet]

Now the Wuling Hongguang S luxury version can add navigation to the reversing camera. Navigation function introduction: The early S reversing camera did not have a GPS module, so navigation could not be achieved. Now, the Wuling Hongguang S luxury version offers GPS navigation as an optional feature across all models, with USB ports and clock display as standard equipment. Wuling Hongguang S: The Wuling Hongguang S is a crossover product independently developed by SAIC-GM-Wuling based on the Wuling Hongguang model, positioned between commercial vehicles and passenger cars. Like many European and American luxury business vehicles, the interior of the Wuling Hongguang S also fully adopts a sedan-style design. The dashboard is simple and eye-catching, and the control panel's functional layout is reasonable, making everything easily accessible.

[OLandon]

I've checked the specs of the new Wuling Hongguang S. The base model usually doesn't come with a built-in navigation system, featuring just a standard multimedia center console screen that mainly relies on Bluetooth and USB connections to smartphones for navigation. If you upgrade to the higher trim or optional package, it might support CarPlay or Android Auto, making navigation via smartphone apps very convenient. I recommend verifying the model year and version before purchasing to avoid mistakes. Smartphone navigation is more cost-effective—apps like Amap provide real-time traffic updates and are much cheaper than built-in systems. It's a good, economical car, but don't expect luxury features—practicality is what matters most.

[Seth]

I've been driving the new Wuling Hongguang S for half a year. It doesn't have built-in navigation functionality - my standard version just comes with a radio and Bluetooth connection. I rely on my phone's Amap for daily navigation, with the sound playing through the car's audio system. The audio quality is quite clear, and I never get lost even when driving out of town. The higher-end model might come with an additional screen for navigation, but spending several thousand more isn't worth it. Just use a phone mount fixed on the windshield - it's simple to operate. This car focuses on practicality, and navigation isn't a core requirement.

[DiMartin]

From an economic perspective, the new Wuling Hongguang S focuses on cost-effectiveness, and navigation is typically not included in the standard version. To control the vehicle price, the manufacturer prioritizes retaining seating space and safety features. For navigation, users can opt for mobile phones or aftermarket devices, which are low-cost and flexible. Free mobile apps offer a more budget-friendly alternative compared to built-in systems. The car is designed for family use and short-distance commuting, where navigation needs are relatively low.