Mercedes-Benz India enables COMAND Online connectivity
Luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz India has updated its COMAND infotainment system with the COMAND Online function.
Luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz India has updated its COMAND infotainment system with the COMAND Online function. To enable the user to stay connected while on the move, the function enables access to the internet and use of apps compatible with the COMAND system.
The COMAND Online function was first introduced in the recently launched CLS 250 CDI and the E 400 Cabriolet. They are now available on all cars across Mercedes-Benz’s India portfolio.
Apart from internet browsing, users can access apps for radio, weather and location information, news and finance and social networking. These apps can be accessed via internet connectivity through a Bluetooth-tethered smartphone (Apple, Android, BlackBerry or Windows-based). Further details about the applications are available on the manufacturer’s website.
COMAND Online uses cloud-based connectivity, which means updates and access to the latest apps are sent directly to the vehicle’s COMAND system.
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By Autocar Professional Bureau
17 Apr 2015
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