Comparison · Sat nav

A sat nav on your dash that never asks for a subscription.

A standalone sat nav (or your phone) does one job, and often wants a subscription for live traffic or map updates. MotoCore One has full offline UK navigation built into the cockpit. No SIM, no signal, no monthly fee.

Navigation is the GPS Module, £49 indicative, added to the base unit.

Side by side

MotoCore One vs standalone sat nav.

CapabilityMotoCore OneStandalone sat nav
Full offline UK maps & routing
Voice guidance with street names
Speed-limit & speed-camera alertsOften paid
No subscription or map-update fees
Works with no phone, SIM or signal
Lane guidance & postcode search
Live traffic re-routingOffline at launch
Also a digital dashboard, dashcam & performance meter
No extra unit stuck to the windscreen
Drive scores tied to your car's own data

Offline, the whole UK

Routing, search and voice guidance all run on the unit, with full offline UK coverage at launch, so a lost signal never loses your route.

No subscription, ever

Speed-camera alerts, limits and lane guidance are built in, not a monthly add-on. Buy the unit once.

Part of the cockpit

It shares the screen with your gauges and scores every journey. A sat nav that knows how you drove, not just where.

Straight about it

Being straight: live traffic re-routing isn't in the offline launch feature set. Guidance and routing run fully on-device. If minute-by-minute traffic is your priority, a connected sat nav still leads there.

One unit. The whole job.

MotoCore One replaces the box. Then it adds a digital cockpit and an on-board AI no standalone can match.

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