How to Use Nissan Intelligent Mobility?

[DeCamila]

You can download it from the mobile app store or the official website of Dongfeng Nissan. Turn on the Bluetooth connection function. Then, enable Bluetooth on your phone and search for devices. Once found, click to connect and pair. After successfully connecting via Bluetooth, ensure your phone's WiFi is turned on. Then, find an option similar to 'Screen Casting' in your phone settings, click to enter, and connect to the vehicle. Operate the vehicle's central control screen by selecting 'Home - Intelligent Connectivity Mode/Mirror Mode' to start using it.

[StAxel]

Using NissanConnect is like having an intelligent butler for your car. First, you need to search for 'NissanConnect' in your phone's app store to download the app, then register an account and bind your vehicle information. After starting the engine, a QR code will pop up on the center console screen—scan it with the app to pair your phone with the car's system. While driving, simply say 'Hello, Nissan' to set navigation or adjust the AC via voice commands, which is much safer than fiddling with your phone. Before leaving work, you can remotely start the engine from your office to pre-cool the car in summer. It also monitors your vehicle's status, sending alerts to your phone for low tire pressure or upcoming maintenance. The navigation system uses AutoNavi's car edition, providing more accurate real-time traffic updates than mobile phones. Occasionally, remember to connect to your phone's hotspot for system upgrades, and map data will update automatically.

[MarianaAnn]

As a commuter who spends two hours on the road daily, I can't live without Nissan Connect's voice control. Keeping my hands on the wheel, I just say 'Navigate to office' and the route instantly appears on the 12-inch touchscreen. It automatically suggests detours for congested sections and displays real-time gas prices at stations along the way. The mobile app allows setting up geofencing - I get alerts when family members borrow the car and drive beyond preset boundaries. The most practical summer feature is remote AC activation; starting it 10 minutes beforehand means seats won't be scorching when entering. The monthly basic data allowance suffices for streaming music, with Himalaya membership accounts syncing directly to the infotainment system. On rare occasions when the system freezes, simultaneously holding the volume and navigation buttons for 10 seconds performs a reboot - simpler than restarting a phone.

[VonRicardo]

Recently helped my father-in-law set up the infotainment system in his new Nissan Qashqai. Since his eyesight isn't great, I focused on teaching him to use the steering wheel shortcuts: left directional buttons for switching tracks, and the phone button to activate voice commands. Saved home and hospital addresses in the navigation 'Favorites' for one-tap navigation. He often forgets to close windows, so now he checks window status via the mobile app and can close them remotely. In emergencies, long-pressing the SOS button directly connects to 24/7 support for faster location than calling 110. When the monthly vehicle data runs out, he shares his phone's hotspot to keep the AMAP navigation running. During reverse parking, remember to disable the display's gesture control to avoid accidental track switching.