Why is there no internet in the car?
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No internet connection in the car may be due to poor network signal in the current location. Here are specific details about in-car network: 1. Recharge method: After using up the in-car network data, you can recharge via the carrier's APP or at local service centers. If you have a data card provided by the car manufacturer, you can contact the 4S store for recharge. 2. Free usage explanation: Most in-car networks are not permanently free. Currently, most in-car networks only provide 2GB of free data per month to car owners. Once the data is used up, additional purchase is required. Some new energy vehicle brands also offer lifetime free trial of network services.
After driving for so many years, the most common issues with car internet come down to three things: poor signal, system glitches, and running out of data. In underground parking lots or remote mountainous areas, where even mobile phones lose signal, the car's internet is definitely out of luck. If you suddenly lose connection in a normally good area, try turning off the car and waiting for ten minutes before restarting—it’s the same logic as rebooting a phone. If that doesn’t work, check the network settings to see if the switch was accidentally turned off. Once, my kid messed with the screen and turned it off. If none of these fixes the issue, it’s likely that you’ve exceeded your data plan and need to renew it or connect to a mobile hotspot. If all else fails, take it to a 4S shop to check the hardware module, though the chance of such a failure is actually quite low.
