What are the differences between Volkswagen 866A and 866C?

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TaylorAnn
07/30/25 1:24am
The differences between 877 and 866 are as follows: 1. Navigation function: Firstly, the 877 host does not have navigation, while the 866 host does. The different letters following the model numbers represent functions from different periods. For example, both 866A and 866B have navigation, Apple CarPlay phone mirroring, Android AUTO (unavailable in China), and MirrorLink phone mirroring. The 866C adds Baidu CarLife phone mirroring compared to 866A and 866B. There are also model differences between 866 and 877. Firstly, the 877 host does not have navigation, while the 866 host does. The different letters following the model numbers represent functions from different periods. For example, both 866A and 866B have navigation, Apple CarPlay phone mirroring, Android AUTO (unavailable in China), and MirrorLink phone mirroring. The 866-C adds Baidu CarLife phone mirroring compared to 866A-866B. 2. CarPlay: The 866C features an 8-inch touch glass screen, can connect to CarPlay, supports map projection on the LCD instrument panel, comes with factory navigation, etc. The 877A has a 6.5-inch screen and only supports CarPlay.
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