What does car navi mean?

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DeJameson
07/29/25 10:47pm
Car navi refers to the built-in voice electronic navigation system in the vehicle. This system uses the GPS global positioning system, combined with the vehicle's built-in speed sensor and gyroscope (an instrument that detects the direction of the vehicle), to ensure navigation accuracy even when the car is driving in tunnels or shadows of tall buildings where radio waves cannot reach. After setting the destination, the voice electronic navigation system can display five alternative driving routes from the current location to the destination within 5 seconds. Even if the driver does not follow the route suggested by the navigation system, it can immediately re-search and suggest a new driving route. During driving, there is no need to check the map for a long time, as the system will guide the driver through "voice prompts", ensuring that the driver can concentrate, drive safely and smoothly.
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