What is the model of the 8-inch central control screen in the 2021 Lavida Plus?

[LaBrooke]

Tianbao 869. The introduction of Lavida Plus is as follows: 1. Interior: The comfort of Lavida Plus meets the needs of most families, with soft suspension and excellent sound insulation. The engine noise heard inside the car is minimal across the entire RPM range. 2. Powertrain: Lavida Plus is equipped with a new EA211 series engine, a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine with a maximum horsepower of 116 HP and a maximum torque of 150 Nm, paired with a 5-speed manual or Aisin 6-speed automatic transmission. 3. Features: Lavida Plus comes standard with an automatic start-stop system and Auto-Hold function, but the base model does not include a multimedia screen, and the space for the touchscreen only has a phone holder.

[DiAdriel]

I'm the owner of a 2021 Lavida Plus, and the factory 8-inch infotainment system is indeed very user-friendly. I recall the model is Volkswagen's 'Composition Media' system, with a specific designation like MIB2.5. When I bought the car last year, I opted for the high-end version, which came standard with this screen, supporting both CarPlay and Android Auto—it works quite smoothly. I've heard that lower trim models might come with a smaller screen, and upgrading would require an optional package. If you're unsure about your car's configuration, it's best to check the VIN or refer to the manual, as different batches might have slight variations in the model. If you're considering aftermarket modifications, pay attention to compatibility—some third-party screens are prone to triggering fault codes. During routine maintenance, you can ask the technician to help verify. Volkswagen updates its systems quite frequently, and the interface supports touch controls.

[IsaacLee]

Having played with cars for over a decade, I've studied the Lavida Plus's infotainment system. The 8-inch screen in the 2021 model mostly comes with the MIB Standard Plus system, with model numbers like '3Q0035820C' printed on the back of the unit (seen during disassembly). The base version lacks navigation, which is only integrated in higher trims. Screen resolution is decent, though occasional lag occurs after summer sun exposure – regular firmware updates help. Dealers rarely mention specific models at purchase; I recommend checking VW's official configurator or posting host unit label photos on forums for verification. For upgrades, genuine parts are pricey but offer far better stability than third-party options. I've personally installed a reverse camera module that integrates perfectly.

[Lilah]

My 2021 Lavida has been running for two years without any issues on its 8-inch infotainment screen. The technician mentioned it's a Volkswagen standard unit called 'Discover Media', but the exact model depends on the production batch. A simple way is to read the system info via diagnostic tools or check the label under the housing. Regular users don't need to memorize complex model numbers - just provide the VIN to the 4S shop to find matching parts. My car's voice control makes AC adjustments while driving super convenient. This screen also supports gesture controls, and the navigation positioning responds quite quickly.