Gasgoo News According to foreign media reports, Volvo Car UK (Volvo Car UK) is improving the in-vehicle networking capabilities of its models by making data SIM cards a standard configuration for all new models. Starting today, this feature will be available on all 2020 models, and all models that have been delivered to customers can also be easily modified to be equipped with this feature.

The SIM card allows drivers and passengers to stay connected and can use up to 100GB of data a year. This is by far the most generous Vodafone plan provided by the British car manufacturer. More importantly, apart from the purchase price of the car, there is no charge for this feature in the first 12 months. The SIM card is supported by Vodafone, and its operation is independent of the user's own SIM device, so it will not affect the user's personal or commercial data use, nor will it affect the user's device power.

Integrating a SIM card in a car can bring many benefits, such as access to entertainment and information applications, use of real-time traffic information (RTTI) to efficiently plan trips, and provide cutting-edge security services. Moreover, users can also get stronger signals when the car is moving, because the signal can be received through the car antenna.

The SIM card can create a car WiFi hotspot, which can be used by up to 8 devices, providing a more relaxed and enjoyable experience for all occupants in the car, especially passengers with children, who can stream music or movies or play Play online games and get entertainment during long trips. In addition, the SIM card allows drivers and passengers to seamlessly access all local information, as well as entertainment applications with a built-in Sensus touch screen system, including Spotify, TuneIn, Google local search, Yelp, Park and Pay, Record & Send, Glympse and Weather and WikiLocation.

In addition, the SIM card can also collect traffic information in real time, and allow the driver to view such information on the navigation screen to understand traffic accidents and delays in a timely manner, and re-provide efficient route selection for the already set journey. Moreover, the navigation maps and applications of the Sensus system can be updated wirelessly, which also provides great convenience for car owners.

Since the automatic roaming function of the SIM card can cover 42 European countries and overseas regions, its performance will remain consistent during long, cross-regional trips. As part of Volvo's industry-leading safety plan, the SIM card is able to receive and send alerts when the hazard lights similar to Volvo cars are triggered nearby, or when encountering slippery roads. By sharing information in real time through a cloud-based network, Volvo Cars can warn drivers of potential dangers in advance, thereby reducing the risk of accidents.

For customers who have already purchased a 2020 Volvo model, they can install a SIM card in the car when they visit the workshop next time, or contact the retailer to arrange a time to complete the installation of the SIM card.