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How to use the navigation system in Haval H6?

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VanJackson
07/25/25 3:27am

First, turn on the navigation switch button. The interface will display the radio. Click the menu bar button indicated by the finger icon below. On the displayed interface, open the second item in the navigation bar. Determine your current location based on satellite positioning. The system will display the searched address. Then, select the correct destination. Click the navigation button in the lower right corner. Finally, the navigation will automatically set the most economical route to guide you to the destination.

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Josie
08/11/25 12:01pm

When I first started using the Haval H6 navigation system, I found it super easy: first, start the car, tap the navigation icon on the touchscreen to see the map, then click the search button to input the destination—you can use handwriting, Pinyin, or even voice commands directly, like saying ‘go to the mall,’ and it will automatically match the address. After confirming the route, choose either the fastest or most fuel-efficient mode. While driving, voice prompts will guide you with turn-by-turn details, so you don’t need to keep staring at the screen and get distracted. It’s recommended to connect your phone via Bluetooth for music, as the navigation voice will automatically lower its volume to avoid being too loud. Regularly update the maps for free in the settings to prevent wrong turns, and it doesn’t consume much battery. Before long trips, check and download offline map packs in case of weak signals. This feature is really thoughtful—no more fear of getting lost when traveling.

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DelEmily
09/27/25 3:18am

I've been using the Haval H6 navigation system for many years and am very familiar with it: After starting the car, I directly tap on navigation. The fastest way to search for a destination is through voice control by saying 'Navigate to XX'—it recognizes automatically. In the settings, you can choose to avoid highways or select fuel-efficient routes. Once planned, you can drive with confidence as the voice prompts are clear, eliminating the need to touch the screen. When the maps get outdated, I update them while parked through the system menu—it's simple and quick. I always plan ahead to avoid peak traffic congestion. This navigation system is highly reliable and never lets me down, making daily commutes much easier by saving time and reducing stress.

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Blanco
11/10/25 5:17am

The Haval H6 navigation system uses GPS for accurate positioning. You can start by tapping the icon to input your destination, supporting both touch and voice recognition. I prefer connecting to CarPlay for more flexibility with mobile app synchronization. The built-in offline maps help save data usage after downloading. Voice commands like 'Navigate home' work effectively, and you can set preferences to avoid toll roads. Updates are simple with just a few taps under WiFi, but avoid operating while driving to ensure safety and efficiency.

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