How to Connect Roewe i5 with the Car's Infotainment System?
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Roewe i5 car-infotainment connection method: First, enable USB debugging mode on your phone. Locate and open the phone settings, enter the settings menu, find and click on 'About Phone', then enable 'Allow USB Debugging'. Activate Sailink in the car, connect your phone to the car's display via USB. When the Sailink icon at the lower right corner of the car display lights up, click it to establish the connection. Additional information: 1. Interior features: The Roewe i5 is a high-performance internet-connected mid-size sedan from Roewe, offering 9 models with either 1.5L or 1.5T engines. Inheriting the excellent quality of Roewe's million-selling family sedans, the i5 is positioned as a mainstream mid-size family car targeting young consumers. It features youthful and fashionable dynamic design, outstanding fuel efficiency, a panoramic screen with real-time connectivity, a spacious and comfortable cabin, and intelligent multi-layer safety protection, comprehensively meeting the 'high-performance' demands of today's youth. 2. Technology: The Roewe i5 is equipped with a 10.1-inch high-definition touch capacitive screen and a 12.3-inch digital interactive instrument cluster, featuring the Internet Car Intelligent System 2.0 - the Banma Zhixing solution based on AliOS, offering a technologically convenient travel experience. Its 1.5T model is powered by SAIC's Blue Core SGE-20T all-aluminum mid-mounted direct injection engine, delivering a maximum power of 124 kW and peak torque of 250 Nm.
As a tech enthusiast who loves trying out new gadgets, I find the Roewe i5's smartphone connectivity pretty cool. You mainly use a USB cable to connect your phone to the USB port on the car's central console, supporting both CarPlay and Android Auto. For instance, when I plug in my iPhone, it directly mirrors navigation, music, and messages to the car's display. If you prefer wireless, Bluetooth pairing is also convenient—just find your vehicle's Bluetooth name in your phone settings and connect. It automatically reconnects the next time you get in the car. The whole setup takes about a minute or two, and the infotainment system responds smoothly, even allowing voice control for apps like Spotify or Baidu Maps. What I appreciate most is its compatibility with various apps, eliminating the need to constantly handle my phone while driving—super convenient. Occasionally updating the infotainment system can optimize the experience, though I recommend using a high-quality USB cable to avoid connection drops. Overall, this small feature adds a high-tech vibe to my daily commute.
