PIVI AND PIVI PRO INFOTAINMENT SYSTEMS FAQS

Yes, the media player’s ‘Favourites’ screen provides a single view of all your favourite radio stations, regardless of band e.g. FM, AM – making it easy to navigate to your favourite station without having to change the radio band.
You can also access your favourite radio stations directly from the homescreen when radio is the current source by clicking on the star and three lines icon shown in the media tile.
Alternatively, press the voice recognition button on the steering wheel and use a voice command to play the radio station of your choice.

In either the ‘Player’ or ‘Stations’ screen, tap the star icon. Stations are listed in the order you add them.

Yes. On the ‘Favourites’ screen, touch and hold the radio station you wish to move for 2-3 seconds. Then, without releasing, drag it to the new position in the row of favourite stations.

Tap on the star icon for the station you want to remove – that station will no longer be listed as a Favourite.

When in ‘Player’, click on the arrows either side of the radio station. This will change between the available stations based on your current location and reception quality. Alternatively, select the ‘Stations’ tab to jump between available stations or, using the ‘Favourites’ tab you can switch between all your favourite radio stations.
Note: Using the skip buttons on the steering wheel will cycle through your favourite radio stations.

When you select the ‘Stations’ tab within the media player it will list all currently available FM stations by frequency. However, if you prefer to reorder the list by station name, you can change this in ‘Radio Settings’. Tapping on the keypad icon in the top right corner of the screen allows a specific frequency to be entered e.g. 92.5

Pivi and Pivi Pro support the following audio formats: AAC, MP4, MP3, WAV, OGG, AIF, FLAC MKV.
The following file extensions are supported: AAC, M4A, M4B, MP3, WAV, PCM, WMA, OGG, AIF, AIFF, AIFC, FLAC, MKA.
Please note: USB sticks should be formatted either as FAT32 or NTFS. exFAT is not supported.

USB sticks of up to 128GB have been tested with up to 10,000 tracks. Performance may be reduced with larger capacity USB sticks or a greater number of tracks.
Please note that before a USB stick can be used you may need to reformat it as FAT32 or NTFS if not already in either of these formats. Please make sure you save any data on the USB stick as reformatting will erase all data.

We don’t recommend the use of portable media storage drives as the power consumption for these drives varies significantly.

Yes.

The panel in the front of the vehicle features one conventional USB port and a USB-C port, both of which are connected to the Pivi infotainment system. Both ports support Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ (market dependent). All other USB ports in the vehicle are for charging only.

The USB-C port included in the panel connected to the infotainment system supports high speed 15W charging.

Swipe across the tiles of the homescreen, either left or right, beyond the available number of tiles. This will reveal an edit button which will open an edit screen. Here you can add/delete or re-order the tiles. To reorder tiles, you may need to first delete a tile and then add it again in to a new slot.

In addition to adding/deleting and reordering tiles, there are two layout options available. The default layout uses a series of vertical tiles which provide direct access to the most commonly used features. An alternative layout can be selected which is like that of the app drawer. This provides a homescreen like that of popular smartphones.

A total of nine tiles, arranged across three screens, can be added. Just swipe the screen to reveal another set of three or a smaller swipe to reveal one at a time.

We would like to develop the range of tiles available over time. We would welcome comments on the initial tiles as well as requests for new tiles and the associated functionality.

The shortcut buttons allow you to jump to your favourite apps from virtually any other screen with just one tap. The three main shortcuts can be replaced or reordered depending on your preferences. Touch one of the three icons until the screen changes to an edit screen. Once in edit mode, drag an icon from the choice of apps shown in the app drawer to the side bar to replace one of the existing shortcuts.
Swiping from the side of the screen nearest the driver allows direct access to the app drawer from virtually any screen.

Navigation: No destination set: Set home as destination, search, view recents to set a destination and select with one click.
Destination set: Cancel navigation, display traffic (where supported) / fuel/charging stations / rest stops en route, mute/unmute voice guidance. Displays next turn information and ETA.
Phone: Pair phone (if no phone connected), switch between connected phones or connect to a previously paired Bluetooth device in range, access favourite contacts (if connected device supports) / call voice mail, access recent call log and call with one click.
Media: Media source, play/pause/mute (source dependent) skip, music queue/up next (device dependent)
Eco Data: Driving style data, energy impact (e.g. aircon)
Wade Sensing: Displays current wading depth
Slope Assist: Display current angle of vehicle on both horizontal and vertical axis
4x4i: Display the suspension articulation and steering angle
Compass: Displays current direction of travel on a compass
EV: Displays current predicted driving range, settings for low power mode, vehicle creep, and regen braking level
Note, not all tiles are available on all vehicles and in all markets.

All settings have been moved to the vehicle’s primary Touchscreen. Only settings related to the driver display have been retained in the menu accessed via the steering wheel controls.

Depending on your vehicle’s specification, the following features can be operated via the steering wheel: • Volume control of Media, Phone, Park Distance Control feedback, Navigation guidance and Voice Recognition feedback. • You can assign a function to the favourite button - for example, source, mute/pause, • Left/right controls can be used to change between tracks and favourite radio stations. Note: A long press on the left/right button initiates a radio /track search.
Using the new Interactive Driver Display, it’s also possible to select the media source, favourite radio stations, or select from a list of recent phone calls. To do this, press the Menu/OK button on the steering wheel then scroll to the relevant option.

We wanted to provide easier access to general settings as well as quicker access to some more commonly used settings, like display and audio. For this reason, a settings icon has been placed at the bottom of the Touchscreen in every main feature. Tapping this button displays ‘Quick Settings’, shortcuts for a limited set of controls. In the footer, tabs are displayed based on the feature in use when the settings button was tapped, audio settings as well as a link to all other settings.

Pivi and Pivi Pro were designed around a ‘flat menu structure’. One of the primary objectives was to eliminate the need for back buttons so the flow from one feature to another is more direct and seamless, especially important in an automotive environment.

You may have accidently enabled automatic activation of the massage function after a set time period has passed after the journey start. You can change these settings in the seats setting screen on the Touchscreen.

The following key features/capabilities are unique to Pivi Pro: • Navigation/Connected Navigation (market dependent) • AI (artificial intelligence) based learning and controls of comfort settings • Fast system start-up (including fast cloud connection time) • Pivi Pro includes its own cellular modem for connecting the various services including online entertainment. • Supports Interactive Driver Display

This is due to a combination of vehicle safety and traffic regulations.
A vehicle with the engine running, irrespective of the gear selected, may not always be considered completely stationary – our movement detection systems will continue to monitor the vehicle which, in some cases, may detect vehicle movement from the wheel sensors.
Legally, certain features must stop functioning when the wheels start to turn. In some cases, the slightest movement can trigger this. In this situation, apply the parking brake or foot brake.

To temporarily minimise the window but retain audible alerts – tap the cross in the corner of the Park Distance Control window.
Once your vehicle’s speed increases beyond 11mph/ 16km/h Park Distance Control will be disabled automatically.

This is for safety reasons. The rear camera’s angle of view is far wider when in operation as a single camera view. Rear camera view is also more effective at alerting you to approaching traffic just out of view.

The driving score measures actual fuel/energy consumption and then compares it to the theoretical optimum for every section of the journey. Reducing braking, use of accelerator and reducing speed can all play a significant role in reducing fuel/energy consumption.

In some cases, it’s possible to achieve a high driving score but have a higher level of fuel/energy consumption – for example when driving in heavy traffic. If your driving score was 100 percent, you have achieved the most efficient use of fuel for the journey. Whereas a driving score of 50 percent indicates that you could have achieved significantly better fuel economy by adopting a different driving style.

Maps are updated automatically in the background (market dependent). Maps can also be downloaded free of charge within the initial vehicle warranty period (market dependent) through the link below: Land Rover: RoW: www.landrover.com/pivimap

To change the layout of the Interactive Driver Display access the settings through the steering wheel. For additional Driver Display preferences, access the main Pivi Pro Settings > Navigation > Driver Display.

As soon as you interact with the map it switches to ‘Explore’ mode. This allows you to locate places and check the route or traffic in the local area etc. The map will automatically return to ‘guidance’ mode after 60 seconds or when you press the re-centre button in the bottom of the Touchscreen.

If your vehicle is fitted with Traffic Sign Recognition, a combination of information contained in the on-board map database and visible road signs is displayed. However, in certain situations a road sign may not be visible to your vehicle’s cameras – for example, if the road sign is located near a junction on a side road or the system may read a sign on a slip road or junction
If your vehicle hasn’t been fitted with Traffic Sign Recognition then speed limits shown are based on the information available when the on-board map database was compiled.
Note: Speed limits and safety camera locations are updated whenever the onboard maps are updated.
While every effort is taken to provide accurate information, the responsibility for obeying traffic regulations remains firmly with the driver.

You can create as many waypoints along the route as you like, including your destination. These are sequenced in the order you add them. To reorder your waypoints, tap the expand arrow where the ETA information is displayed within navigation. This will display the various waypoints.

The Navigation system learns your regular journeys and then predicts that this may be your potential destination and the ETA corresponds to this based on current traffic conditions. With commutes enabled, the system can provide your ETA even if you haven’t set a destination – keeping you informed about any potential issues on your preferred route. If you sometimes drive an alternative route to the same destination, the system will learn this too. When more than one route has been learnt for the same destination, the system displays the quickest route and ETA based on current conditions. When you begin your journey it will display as a line on the map, but will not read out turn-by-turn instructions – it assumes you know the route. If traffic conditions worsen however, and you deviate from your current route, and from any other routes you’ve previously taken to this destination – the system will ask if you would like to switch to turn-by-turn guidance. This can be especially useful if you’re in an unfamiliar location. If a faster route is found which you have not driven before the system will propose this faster route. Once you follow the detour on to unfamiliar roads the system (assuming Smart Voice Guidance is enabled), will activate turn by turn instructions. Once you return to familiar roads the system automatically mutes the voice guidance instructions.

It generally requires two journeys to the same destination from the same start point before a ‘Commute’ is learnt. The current time must also be within +/- 1 hour of the learnt start time.

There are several ways to set a destination with Pivi Pro. First, the methods available directly from the homescreen navigation tile where no destination has been set: 1. Set home as your destination. Simply tap the home icon in the homescreen navigation tile. The system calculates the route based on your preferences which can be changed in navigations settings.
Note: if a location has not yet been set for home, the system will launch the navigation system and guide you through the process to set a location. For security, it may be preferable to set a location which is sufficiently close to your home for the system to guide you there but in the event of unauthorised use of the vehicle this would not show the real location of your home.
2. Clicking on the search icon in the navigation tile opens the navigation system with the default search page. Click on a POI (place of interest) category icon e.g. food and drink or click on the search bar to type in a specific location, address or, where supported, post code. Addresses can be entered as one line. As you type the system searches for possible matches as well as offering auto complete word options. Tapping on the number of results or the hide keyboard icon reveals matches based on the characters entered. Tap on a result. The system now displays a corresponding results list.
Here’s an example of how this works in practice. Tap on the search bar and type ‘star’, tap on ‘results’. The system displays matches that include ‘star’. Tap on ‘Starbucks’ to see all available Starbucks locations around you. The map will update the search area when you zoom or move around on the map. Tap on ‘Go’ to start guidance immediately or tap the place to reveal more info.
Secondly, you can tap the navigation icon at the bottom of the Touchscreen twice. This is a shortcut to the ‘Destination’ settings screen. From here you can select one of three options, ‘Address entry’ (including postcode), ‘Search’ or ‘Destinations’. ‘Destinations’ can be Home, Recent destinations, Favourite destinations, Shared destinations or Commutes.
1. When a commute is available it will be displayed on the homescreen navigation tile. If more than one commute is available, based on your current location and time of day, it will display ‘commutes available’. Tapping on the navigation tile takes you directly to a list of the available commutes.
2. Alternatively, select a destination from the map screen, and tap the menu button in the bottom corner of the map. Again, the three destination options, ‘Address’, ‘Search’ and ‘Destinations’ will be shown.
3. You can also send places or destinations to your vehicle via the Route Planner smartphone app or website. A place ‘saved’ in the Route Planner will appear in your favourite destinations once your vehicle has connected to the Internet and synced the destinations. If Navigation is open on the screen when a new destination is received from the Route Planner, the destination will appear as a pop-up panel. Tapping ‘use now’ will confirm the destination in the in-car navigation system. Places set as a destination via the Route Planner appear in recent destinations.

Destinations can only be received when the vehicle has a suitable data connection. In some cases, even though the system may be shown as connected, the mobile network could be experiencing high volumes of connections or an area might have poor reception, preventing the system from receiving the destination.

Once you’ve selected a destination and confirmed it as a destination by clicking ‘GO’, a pop-up will appear briefly. Tap on ‘Routes’ to view the default route (at the top of the list) and up to two alternative routes. Select your preferred route and tap ‘start’ to commence guidance.

Simply enter a place, postcode or address in the search box. Even if you spell the name/address incorrectly, the search function will usually recognise the intended location. Click on the number of results or hide keyboard button to reveal the related results.
If your vehicle has a data connection, the search will access the latest information in the cloud as well as your vehicle’s on-board database.

To save time, press the hide keyboard icon or number of results after typing enough characters for the system to indicate there are 5 results in the case of vehicles with a 10” Touchscreen or for vehicles with larger screen sizes, 8 results. This will display a full list of possible results. Tapping on a name item in the list will then result in the navigation system searching for results based on the text entered.

The postcode entry option searches from a central point within that postcode. However, it is possible to search using a street name and house number.

To warn you that you don’t have enough fuel to complete your journey without a fuel stop.
To easily build a fuel stop into your journey, tap on the fuel/energy warning. Doing this will display filling / charge stations along your route close to the point you will need to fuel/charge – it will also provide a more accurate estimated time of arrival (ETA).

When you are approximately five minutes from your destination, an arrival view pop-up inviting you to search for parking appears. Clicking on ‘show parking’ displays a list of the car parks nearest to your destination. The distance between your destination and each car park is shown. When you click on ‘Go’, the car park is added as a waypoint.

With Smart Voice Guidance enabled in navigation settings on regular journeys, the navigation system will alert you to traffic delays on your route and recommend an alternative route if one is available. If the new route includes roads you are unfamiliar with the system will automatically enable voice guidance and turn by turn visual instructions. On returning to roads you are familiar with, the system automatically mutes voice guidance instructions.

The system learns routes you drive from a specific location to a specific location, e.g. from work to home and vice versa. Other frequent journeys travelled at a similar time of day can also be learnt.
In the homescreen (as well as the main navigation feature) the system will display up to three predicted destinations based on the machine learning. The destination will be shown along with a road on the route which allows you to differentiate between routes where you have previously driven more than one route for a given destination. The expected ETA (estimated time of arrival) is also shown, allowing you at a glance to see if your journey time will be according to your usually expected travel time or not.

Without a route set or commute guidance active, the navigation system is not able to inform of potential delays on your route. However, with the auto start commute feature enabled through the navigation settings, the system will predict with high confidence a single potential destination (based on your regular learned journeys). Commute guidance will start automatically, assuming the route you take follows exactly the predicted route.
With commute guidance activated, should a traffic incident occur on your route, the system is still able to potentially alert you (depending on the location of the accident and available route alternatives), allowing you to take an alternative route if needed.

Within the Touchscreen’s main navigation display, by clicking on the expand arrow to the side of the next turn information, an info panel appears displaying different information to the side of the main navigation map view. By swiping left and right on the panel, alternative views can be shown. Options include, turn lists, compass, traffic lists, route remaining map view and a route overview display. With the ‘mirror info panel’ option enabled in navigation settings, the info panel visible in the Touchscreen will also be shown to the side of the map view when the Full screen map view is selected in the Interactive Driver Display. This allows all key navigation guidance information to be display directly ahead freeing up the Touchscreen to display other information according to your preference.

With the introduction of the new Pivi and Pivi Pro Systems, most settings other than those related mainly to the display layout for the driver display and tyre pressure monitoring have moved to the Touchscreen as a central location for settings and personal preference options.

The navigation settings allow you to select the satellite map view for either the Interactive Driver Display or the Touchscreen allowing you to have any combination of map views across the displays according to your preference.

The volume level set on the device itself can affect the volume over your vehicle’s speakers. Increase the volume on your connected device.

Within the connectivity settings are preferences for how the system responds a connected phone – change the setting according to the phone you are using to disable automatic launching of Apple CarPlay ®/Android AutoTM.

To provide faster search results, the distance in search is calculated as a straight line. A more precise distance is calculated when the full route is planned.

By reducing all ambient sound, the recognition rate increases.

Select a POI category or enter a search command e.g. Italian restaurants. Pan the map along your route, Italian restaurants will be shown after a few seconds

The camera database updates when the map database is updated.
We include safety camera locations to highlight known accident black spots. Our intention is to help maintain the safety of our customers, their passengers and other road users.
While every effort is taken to provide accurate information, the responsibility for obeying traffic regulations remains firmly with the driver.

Yes, you can customise which notifications are shown by accessing navigation settings.

Yes, all audible sources from Pivi Pro can be adjusted to your preferred volume. While the audible source is active, simply adjust the main volume control until you reach your desired level.
Note: Some sources have a minimum volume level to ensure that the relevant safety features of the system can always be heard.

Yes, go to Settings > All > Apps > Media > AM FM Settings > Traffic Announcements > On

The overhead console will have two flaps, which can be pressed open to reveal the Emergency call button (SOS icon) and the Roadside Assistance button (spanner icon). If you are in any doubt, please contact the Customer Experience Centre.

InControl services such as Remote, come with a data plan for the duration of the subscription. There won’t be additional costs incurred upon using InControl services during an active subscription.

To find out when your InControl services expire, please log into https://incontrol.landrover.com. Once you log in, the subscription expiry dates will be shown on the right hand side of the home page.

Go to Settings > All > Navigation settings > Connected services licence. The expiry date and all available features are shown here. These may vary depending on where you purchased your vehicle.

When your InControl services reach their expiration date, you will receive an email with a link for you to renew InControl services. If you have not received this email or if the link has expired, please contact Customer Services.

Route Planner app: Android 4.3 or later Apple iPhone 4s or later running iOS 8.0 or later. Route Planner website: Internet Explorer 9, 10, 11, Firefox 36, 37, Chrome 37, 38, Safari 7.1, 8. Operating systems supported for the Route Planner website: Windows 7, 8, 10 Mac OSX Mavericks or later.

Yes, you can have more than one vehicle linked to your InControl account. To add another to your account go to www.landroverincontrol.com/owner , click on the ‘Add Vehicle’ tab at the top of the vehicle dashboard page and follow the steps to add your new vehicle to your existing InControl account.

Land Rover advises customers to set appropriate security for their devices. If your phone is lost or stolen, you can log into your InControl Account via My Jaguar InControl website and change your password and PIN.

The Land Rover InControl website https://www.landrover.co.uk/ownership/incontrol offers information about InControl features. For further queries or for issues with using InControl, you can contact your Land Rover Retailer or the Customer Relationship Centre (CRC).

When your InControl services reach their expiration date, you will receive an email with a link for you to renew InControl services. If you have not received this email or if the link has expired, please contact Customer Services.

- Connected Navigation - Real Time Traffic Information - Fuel Stations - Vehicle Parking availability - Online Search - Satellite Map Views - Safety Camera locations - EV Charging availability - Map Updates - Remote App - Land Rover Optimized Roadside Assistance - SOS Emergency Call - Secure Tracker

If your retailer has not already done so, go to www.landroverincontrol.com/owner and follow the steps to create your InControl account and activate the InControl Services.

Once you have successfully completed the InControl setup process, your InControl Services will be activated and a confirmation email will be sent to the email address you submitted during the setup process.
Next time you start the engine of your vehicle the lights on the SOS Emergency call and Optimised Assistance buttons located in the overhead console of your vehicle should both be illuminated.

Start by checking that your vehicle is equipped for the InControl Services. The overhead console of your vehicle should have two flaps which can be pressed open to reveal the SOS emergency call button (SOS icon) and the Optimised Assistance button (spanner icon).
If the SOS emergency call button light is illuminated and the Optimised Assistance button light is off then please go to www.landroverincontrol.com/owner and follow the steps to create your InControl account and activate the InControl services. If you purchase your vehicle from a retailer, the retailer will assist you with the setting up process. If you notice that the Optimised Assistance button light is illuminated please contact your retailer for assistance, as you will not be able to link your vehicle to your InControl account.

The InControl Account allows you to link to your compatible connected services, your Land Rover vehicle and in some cases also allows you to save personal preferences to a locally stored profile. When other people who have access to the same vehicle sign in with their InControl Account their associated services and preferences are set and those associated with you remain private to you and you only. Furthermore, one InControl Account for a vehicle can also be used to remotely access the vehicle using the InControl Remote App. This allows you to monitor the status of the vehicle, receive alerts in the case Secure Tracker fitted to the vehicle and remotely control the vehicle. For example, remotely starting the vehicle to precondition the cabin or lock/unlock the vehicle and beep and flash the lights and horn so you can easily locate the vehicle when it is parked.
The InControl Account can be created on the InControl Web Portal. The same log in details are then used to log in to your vehicle. • The link for Land Rover is: https://incontrol.landrover.com/jlr-portal-owner-web/select

To terminate your InControl services please go to My Land Rover InControl website, click ‘Vehicle Settings’ on the vehicle dashboard page and select ‘Remove Vehicle’. Please note that your account will remain active even if no vehicle is connected to it. You can also delete your account, if you have no other vehicle linked to it and/or no longer wish to keep it. To do so tap the ‘My Account’ tab, select the ‘Remove Account’ section and click on the ‘Remove Account’ button.

Firstly, sign out of each account associated with your vehicle. Then delete all profiles and clear your search history. Options to do this are located in Navigation settings and Live settings.

When selling, trading in your vehicle or transferring ownership of your vehicle privately, you must remove your vehicle from your InControl account. To do this, log in to My Land Rover InControl website and select ’Vehicle Settings’ on the vehicle dashboard page and select ‘Remove Vehicle’ as per the InControl Terms and Conditions.
The InControl Services will be transferred to the new owner of your vehicle for the remainder of the subscription term, subject to new owner completing the InControl account setup.

Before you sell your vehicle on, you will need to delete your vehicle data from your InControl account. Log into the InControl portal, select ‘Vehicle Setting’ on the right-hand side and select the ‘Remove Vehicle’ menu. Click on ‘Remove Vehicle’ to remove all vehicle data from your InControl account. You will be asked for your InControl account password. From Pivi/Pivi Pro go to Settings > All > Profile Settings to select a profile to delete. Be sure to also delete all Pivi / Pivi Pro profiles in Profile Settings

To update your details, go to www.landroverincontrol.com/owner and log in to your account. Select ‘My Account’ or go to Settings/My Account in the InControl Remote Smartphone App where you can update your contact details, change your password or reset your PIN.

All data is stored in accordance with the data protection requirements of the country in which the vehicle was purchased. For more information, refer to the Land Rover InControl privacy policy.

Select the ‘Forgot your password’ option on the Pivi Pro, InControl Remote Smartphone App login screen or the My Land Rover InControl website and follow the prompts provided.

The following features require an active internet connection:
• Real Time Traffic Information • Online Routing • Sync destinations between the vehicle and the InControl Remote App • Live searches • Fuel pricing (where supported) • Vehicle parking availability (where supported) • Satellite Imagery (where supported) • Map Updates including updates for Safety Camera locations

At times, networks can be overwhelmed with user or the signal strength might be too low to provide sufficiently high enough connection quality. This can result in a temporary loss of data.

No, your vehicle comes with an embedded SIM card which allows the use of:
1. Connected Navigation system’s connected features/services These services require a valid subscription to be in place. Mobile data is included in the subscription, so no additional contracts or SIM cards are required as long as the subscription is running.

This is most likely due to the auto connect function for that device being disabled in your Bluetooth settings or other Bluetooth devices within range of the vehicle connecting to the vehicle first.

A total of 10 Bluetooth devices can be paired, with two devices being paired at the same time, these can be phones or media devices. The first device paired to Pivi/Pivi Pro will be designated as your primary device. This can be changed in the settings by going to Settings > All > Connectivity > Bluetooth > and click on the device you wish to change.

From the homescreen phone tile, click on the phone icon in the lower part of the Touchscreen. From here you can switch which phone will be used to make calls. The other connected phone can then only be used for receiving calls. From within the phone screen you can also tap on the highlighted selector icon in the top of the Touchscreen. From here you can switch which phone is used for outgoing calls.

The method for connecting a phone or a media device for music are very similar.
To reconnect a phone, use the phone selector via the homescreen phone tile or the phone selector at the top of the Touchscreen within the phone feature.
For music playback, follow the same steps but through the homescreen media tile or the source selector in the media player screen.

No, your synced contacts will only be visible when your phone is connected to the vehicle.

From the homescreen you can either tap on the favourites list (supported phones only) or the recents button included in the phone tile.
In the main phone screen select ‘Contacts’. Tap the search icon at the top of the screen to access the keyboard and start searching for your desired contact. As you type, the results list automatically updates. Click on the ‘x matches’ or hide keyboard button to view options.
Alternatively, tapping the letter on one side of the contacts will display a keyboard. Tapping on a letter, e.g. F, causes the list to jump to those contacts whose name begins with F.
You can also use the voice recognition button on the steering wheel to use voice command to dial a contact or a number. For example: ‘Call David Smith’ ‘Call David Smith Mobile’ ‘Dial 01234987654’

Software updates enable you to update your vehicle’s core software over-the-air (wirelessly). Updates can be performed at a time that suits you without the need to visit a retailer or approved service centre.

Software updates will improve the performance of core software to ensure that your vehicle is always operating on the latest level. Multiple vehicle systems can be targeted with a single software update.

The vehicle’s infotainment, telematics and various control systems can all be updated remotely to help you get the most out of your driving experience.

No, you do not require an InControl account to perform a software update.

Software updates are auto-enabled on your vehicle. The download and installation of new software can happen over either Wi-Fi or the embedded mobile data connection. The download will happen automatically without any interruption to the use of your vehicle.

The Pivi / Pivi Pro system can be connected either through a Wi-Fi connection or through the vehicle’s embedded mobile data connection.

No. Software updates are performed either via Wi-Fi or the embedded mobile data connection in your vehicle, with no data charges to you.

Software updates will be sent periodically to optimise vehicle systems. You will receive an update either when the need arises or if there is an issue with existing vehicle software. New software features will also become available which would require a software update.

When an update is ready for installation, you will receive a pop-up notification on your vehicle’s Touchscreen. An available update will also show within the ‘Software update’ menu item in your main Pivi / Pivi Pro Settings.

No. You will receive a pop-up notification on your vehicle’s Touchscreen when an update is ready for installation. Here, you can press either ‘Update now’ or ‘Schedule’, which will allow you to perform the update at a time that suits you.

You can schedule the update to be performed up to 14 days in advance.

Before a software update can begin, ensure that:
1) New software has been successfully downloaded to your vehicle over Wi-Fi or the vehicle’s embedded mobile data connection  2) Software update terms and conditions must be accepted (where applicable)  3) The vehicle must be locked and alarmed (when instructed to do so) for the update to commence. The installation time of the update will be displayed on the pop-up notification 4) All windows must be shut

1) Each time you start your engine, the vehicle will proactively check for and download any relevant updates for your vehicle 2) When a new update becomes available, a notification will be displayed on the vehicle’s Touchscreen 3) You may be requested to accept the software update terms and conditions 4) You will also have the option to schedule the update up to 14 days in advance 5) When instructed to do so, switch off, lock and alarm the vehicle and make sure all windows are closed for the installation to begin. The installation time will be displayed on the pop-up notification 6) On successful completion of the update, a pop-up notification will be displayed on the vehicle’s Touchscreen. The last update information will also be displayed in the software update menu 7) A pop-up notification will also display if the update has failed for any reason. The update will then need to be retried

The installation time will be displayed on the software update pop-up notification. You will not be able to use your vehicle whilst the update is installing. The installation will commence approximately 10 minutes after locking the vehicle when selecting ‘Update now’.

A notification on your Touchscreen will inform you when the software has installed successfully.

Yes, you need a cellular or Wi-Fi connection for the software update installation to commence.

No, once the installation has started it cannot be stopped.

If for any reason an installation fails, you may be asked to retry it again. You can access the update by going to the ‘Software Update’ menu within your Pivi / Pivi Pro settings. If your vehicle experiences an issue when restarting following an update, please contact road-side assistance or your local Retailer and they will investigate further.

Yes, it’s still possible to update your vehicle whilst outside of the country over Wi-Fi or the vehicle’s embedded mobile data connection.

Your vehicle requires a cellular or Wi-Fi connection to receive software updates. If you didn’t see a pop-up notification on your vehicle’s Touchscreen, you can see if an update is available by going to the ‘Software Update’ menu in your main Pivi / Pivi Pro Settings. If available, you can install directly from this menu or schedule for later.

Know Your Customer is the regulatory requirement to assign a verified customer identity to the embedded PIVI SIM (eSIM) prior to activation of connectivity, for the lifetime of the vehicle. This is necessary in some markets to allow regulators and governments to diminish potential risks of illegal activity or misuse of eSIMs. In order to comply with this regulation in Singapore, the PIVI eSIM will be suspended preventing access to connected services until ID verification required by regulation is completed by the authorised user. Please contact your retailer for questions or assistance.