
Teramont's infotainment system does not support screen mirroring. The Volkswagen Teramont is a mid-to-large-sized SUV under SAIC Volkswagen. Taking the 2022 Teramont as an example, its body dimensions are: length 5039mm, width 1989mm, height 1773mm, with a wheelbase of 2980mm, a fuel tank capacity of 70 liters, and a curb weight of 2005kg. The 2022 Teramont features a front MacPherson independent suspension and a rear multi-link independent suspension. It is equipped with a 2.0T turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum horsepower of 186PS, a maximum torque of 320Nm, and a maximum power of 137kW, paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.

I usually use screen mirroring when driving my Touareg, and this feature is really convenient. First, prepare the original data cable—use CarPlay for Apple and Baidu CarLife for Android. Turn on your phone's and location, then plug it into the USB port under the center console. The car's system will automatically pop up a connection prompt. After agreeing to pair, the center screen will directly display your phone's navigation and music interface. While driving, just say 'Hey Siri' to switch songs or check routes, and it can also show WeChat message notifications. Old data cables might have poor contact, so it's recommended to keep a new one in the glove box. Before setting off, remember to enable the driving restriction override in the settings, otherwise, you won't be able to operate the screen while driving.

Connecting the Touareg's screen mirroring is actually quite simple. First, turn on your phone's hotspot when you get in the car—connecting the car's system to WiFi will be more stable. The most reliable method is to plug the data cable into the USB-C port in the center console; using a regular USB port might cause disconnections. Once connected, a icon will appear in the lower left corner of the infotainment screen—tap it to mirror the entire interface. iPhones automatically adapt to CarPlay, while Android users need to download the Baidu CarLife app in advance. I prefer dragging frequently used apps to the home screen, using Amap for navigation and Himalaya for audiobooks. Note that the screen locks touch controls while driving, so you'll mainly rely on steering wheel buttons. Don’t forget to unplug the cable when exiting the car, as leaving it charging overnight can damage the battery.

Last week, I just taught my wife how to use screen mirroring, and the steps were super simple. For Apple phones, just plug in the cable directly. For Android, install the CarLife app with the blue icon. The key is to check the USB port location—there are two ports in the center console, and you need to choose the one with the symbol. Once connected, the central display automatically splits into two screens: navigation on the left and the music playlist on the right. She said the most useful feature is WeChat voice announcements, so she doesn’t miss messages while driving. Kids can also watch cartoons via screen mirroring, but videos only play when the car is parked. If the connection fails, try restarting the infotainment system by holding the volume knob for ten seconds. Don’t cheap out on cables—I went through three before finding a stable one.

After getting familiar with the Touareg's screen projection, I discovered some hidden tricks. Wireless connection is the most convenient, but you need to purchase a CarPlay converter box. The central control screen allows for interface customization—I removed the useless stock app and added the Meituan charging station to the homepage. For iPhone users, enable the 'Car Screen' permission in settings; for Android, USB debugging mode must also be activated. A special mention: the VIEW button on the right side of the steering wheel quickly switches projection interfaces. In summer, overheating can affect transmission, so avoid placing it on the wireless charging pad when the AC is on. If lag occurs, clear the phone's background apps, keeping only one navigation app. This feature becomes more intuitive with use, especially during long road trips.

As a veteran Touareg owner, paying attention to these points for screen mirroring is crucial. The infotainment system version must be updated to 0368 or above, as older firmware doesn't support HD screen mirroring. USB port locations vary by model year - the 2019 version has it in front of the gearshift, while the 2021 model moved it to the center console. Thin cables may cause power insufficiency, so opt for short cables with 3A current. For Android devices, remember to change USB usage to 'File Transfer' in settings. Using screen mirroring for navigation on highways is much more stable than mounts, but always test voice commands before departure to ensure the system recognizes phrases like 'next song' or 'zoom in map'. Remember to dry the screen before operating with wet hands in rainy conditions.


