Good news for existing and potential Peugeot 508 owners – Malaysian maps are finally available for the Peugeot 508’s GPS feature. The maps are supplied by Nokia’s Navteq subsidiary.
We’re told that the maps will be loaded into your car on your next service, and some Peugeot 508 owners have already got their maps loaded and shared photos of the feature in action on Facebook. These photos are thanks to Pumbaa E.
Here’s something we didn’t know – the route directions will also be displayed in colour on the pop-up heads-up display. And of course, you can have the same directions appear in the multi-info display in the instrument cluster.
We usually deactivate the heads-up display on our 508 as we don’t really find the speedometer function to be particularly useful, but now we’ll probably activate it again since the GPS can be used with it.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express mixed sentiments about the new GPS maps for the Peugeot 508, with many welcoming the update after a long wait. Several users criticize Navteq maps for Malaysia and Singapore, claiming they lack coverage and updates compared to community maps like MalSing and Malfree, which Garmin uses. Some suggest Peugeot should incorporate these local community maps for better accuracy. There is appreciation for the effort to make GPS functional, though some mention the delays due to Peugeot's development pace. Discussions also touch on the overall quality and features of the 508 and other vehicles, with a few comparing navigation systems favorably to BMW or Land Rover, and others emphasizing the importance of after-sales support. Overall, there's a consensus that having functional GPS is a positive addition, despite some dissatisfaction with map providers.