Skoda upgraded its entertainment information system to support voice control. See you on the 202 1 model!

[car home? News]? A few days ago, Skoda officially said that its 202 1 model will be equipped with Volkswagen's third-generation in-vehicle infotainment system (MIB? 3), including Crook, Kodiak, Express and other products. It is reported that the system can support more custom vehicle settings.

With the launch of the third-generation in-vehicle infotainment system, the size of the central control panel in Skoda 202 1 model is 6.5 inches for the entry version, 8 inches for the middle version and 9.2 inches for the high version. In terms of functions, more modern functions will be upgraded, including Laura's digital voice assistant, online Internet radio, wireless SmartLink technology and personalized settings.

With the built-in SIM card, the system can allow cars to connect to the Internet anytime and anywhere. In addition, Laura's digital voice assistant can support up to 15 languages (including Czech, English, German, French, Chinese, Italian and Spanish). And the new wireless SmartLink function can use Android without plugging in a mobile phone? Cars and apples? CarPlay function. In addition, all matching USB ports are upgraded to Type-C interfaces.

In terms of in-vehicle applications, the new system also supports third-party news app, weather forecast app, online map navigation app and so on. For personalization options, the system also provides as many as 14 user profiles and a visitor profile, and each user can set the UI and functions according to his own preferences. (Source: Carscoops；; Compile/car home? Li Na)