Full UK navigation, fully offline.
A full UK sat nav built into the cockpit: routing, search and voice guidance computed on the unit itself, with no signal, no SIM and no subscription. Full offline UK coverage at launch, with other regions on the roadmap.
Routes computed in the car, in about a second.
The full UK road network lives on the unit. Every destination lands as a preview that shows the fitted route, its alternatives and your constraints, and nothing speaks until you arm it. It won't nag, sulk, or claim it knew a shortcut.
- Alternative routes. Tap a grey ribbon to compare before you commit.
- AVOID M-WAYS and SHORTEST. Constraints applied on the fly.
- Waypoints. Add a stop with +STOP and the route re-threads through it.
- Automatic re-route. Drift off the ribbon and a new route is cut without a prompt.
Every street. Every GB postcode. No signal.
The search index is stored on the device: towns, streets and all 1.75 million GB postcodes. Type “bn236hs” without the space and it still resolves. No bars on your phone, and nobody refolding a paper map the wrong way at the lights.
- Full postcode coverage. Every GB postcode, indexed offline.
- Favourites and recents. HOME and WORK slots, plus everywhere you've been.
- Send-to-car. Push a destination from the web app; it lands as a preview on the unit.
The right lane, the next camera, the fuel maths.
Guidance goes beyond the next turn. The unit watches posted limits, fixed safety cameras and, because it reads the engine, whether the fuel on board actually covers the route.
- Lane guidance. Per-lane arrows ahead of complex junctions.
- Speed limits. The posted limit as a UK roundel; the speed chip turns red over it.
- Camera alerts. Fixed safety cameras flagged on the ribbon and by distance.
- Fuel range. Live range versus distance remaining, with a refuel warning when it falls short.
Guidance that keeps talking, and keeps tracking.
Voice with street names
A neural UK voice speaks the actual road, as in “at the roundabout, second exit onto Constitution Hill”, pre-rendered on the unit so it never lags.
Co-driver pace notes
Optional rally-style callouts for the bends ahead, read from the road geometry. Off by default, on when the road earns it.
Dead reckoning in tunnels
Lose GPS under a river and the unit carries your position along the route from the car's own speed feed, so guidance continues to the far portal.
Send-to-car
Plan on a proper screen, push to the unit, and the destination arrives as a route preview, never a mid-drive surprise.
Resume on boot
Ignition off at the services, back on ten minutes later, and an active route under three hours old is offered straight back as a preview.
Journey scores on arrival
Every navigated journey ends with a saved driving report: smoothness, anticipation and speed discipline, scored against the roads you actually drove.
Full offline UK coverage at launch · other regions on the roadmap · requires the GPS Module
Sat nav questions.
Does the sat nav work fully offline?
Yes. Full offline UK maps are on the device at launch, so routing, spoken directions and search all work with no signal and no data. Other regions are on the roadmap. Turn-by-turn keeps running even where the phone would lose its way.
Is there a subscription?
No. The navigation has no subscription and no map fees. It is part of the optional GPS Module, from £49, a one-off cost that also adds GPS telemetry in your logs and a drive score for every journey.
Does it warn about speed limits and speed cameras?
Yes. It shows the posted limit on a UK roundel, alerts you to speed cameras, and gives lane guidance at junctions. You also get full GB postcode search and tappable alternate routes.
What happens in a tunnel or when GPS drops out?
Dead reckoning keeps guidance going through tunnels and GPS dropouts, so the arrow does not freeze when you lose the sky.
Do I need the GPS Module for navigation?
Yes. Turn-by-turn navigation, drive scores and GPS telemetry come with the optional GPS Module, from £49. The rest of the cockpit, gauges and logging, works without it.
Navigation that owes nothing to your phone.
The GPS Module is £49 indicative, confirmed at launch.