The Nissan Connect is the company's latest combined satellite navigation, audio entertainment and communication system that will be introduced in Paris. The Nissan Connect combines satellite navigation with an audio system capable of playing MP3s, CDs and WMAs and features an auxiliary input, USB plug and Bluetooth streaming.
The Nissan Connect will be introduced on the new Note from January 2009 and will extend to the other models during the course of the next year.
Nissan Press Release:
Nissan Connect
The updates to the Note also herald the introduction of Nissan Connect, Nissan’s all-new combined satellite navigation, audio entertainment and communication system.
It was conceived to offer the level of convenience and user-friendliness normally found on portable navigation devices with the added convenience of full integration into the center console.
With touch-screen technology, Nissan Connect combines a satellite navigation system (in nine languages), with an audio system capable of playing CDs (including MP3 and WMA CDs), as well as music via an auxiliary input, USB plug and Bluetooth streaming.
The system also provides Bluetooth phone
connectivity for hands-free communication.
Nissan Connect will be available on Note from January 2009 and will be extended to other Nissan models during the course of 2009.
As well as these ‘stars of the show’, Nissan will also have its Crossover icon, the all-new Murano, on display and its baby brother the Qashqai+2 - the ‘family Crossover’ -
which takes the Qashqai concept and offers extra interior space and convenience for those buyers who are uninspired by the traditional MPV options.
