umbertob
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Just thought I'd mention that I performed the 2015 Navigation Data update on my 2013. The required USB stick just became available on HERE's - formerly known as Navteq - web site for $200. Other than updated POIs and streets / maps, no changes to report. I was kinda hoping the update would get rid of the "Agree" nag screen that pops up when you enter Navigation like on the 2014 loaners I drove recently, but no such luck. Everything seems to be just about as speedy / slow as before. I hear that owners of 2012s may see some noticeable speed improvements in their interface, but on my 2013 I haven't experienced any. Bummer.
The update takes a long time to complete, 2 hours and change, but you can perform it in stages since the process will resume from where it left off if you turn off the ignition and then restart it. You will lose the use of phone, entertainment system and, of course, navigation during the data upload. And you need to follow the instructions to the letter, particularly the part at the end that says you should turn off the engine and wait at least 15 minutes before restarting.
The update takes a long time to complete, 2 hours and change, but you can perform it in stages since the process will resume from where it left off if you turn off the ignition and then restart it. You will lose the use of phone, entertainment system and, of course, navigation during the data upload. And you need to follow the instructions to the letter, particularly the part at the end that says you should turn off the engine and wait at least 15 minutes before restarting.
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, but I forgot to mention that the USB stick update only works for MY2012-14s. 2010 and 11s need to visit the dealer to receive the update.
