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How to Use the Built-in Navigation in Passat?

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JackFitz

07/29/25 8:09pm

Passat's built-in navigation supports voice navigation, voice commands, and even hands-free phone calls via voice control, providing great convenience for drivers on the road. The map system is decent with a substantial amount of information. The navigation is touchscreen-based, allowing users to access desired information either through on-screen prompts or related button prompts. Here is additional information: Passat Navigation System: The Passat navigation system combines multifunctionality with entertainment. It features a 6.5-inch TFT LCD touch display with exquisite and clear visuals. It supports USB MP3 ID3 display, CMMB digital TV, and Bluetooth music streaming. Passat Overview: The new-generation Passat comes standard with auto start-stop, keyless entry, keyless start, PM2.5 air purifier, and an electric sunroof. Some higher-trim models are equipped with power-folding side mirrors, while the Premium trim and above add automatic mirror tilt-down in reverse and auto-dimming functionality. Except for the base model with manual seat adjustment, all other trims feature power-adjustable seats with front seat heating and a 'boss key' function.

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