Two Lada models received a digital instrument panel that Dacia fans only dream of. Future owners of Lada Vesta and XRay can enjoy the innovative equipment.
The new digital instrument panel that equips the Lada Vesta and XRay models is not made by the Russian manufacturer. Instead, the specialists from the CMGAISDD company from St. Petersburg offer the aftermarket equipment, he writes Autoblog.md.
It is a digital instrument panel that exactly mimics the instrument panel of the classic VAZ-2101. In addition, it displays the running indicators, displayed on board any new model.
The display comes with dimensions of 308 x 130 millimeters and has a resolution of 1920 x 720 pixels. The display loads in 30 seconds from the moment the car is unlocked or almost instantly, if the engine was stopped less than an hour ago.
The display is customizable, and the driver can choose his favorite theme according to his preferences. He will have a speedometer on the right and a tachometer on the left. A horizontal bar, displayed between the two digital “clocks”, will show the consumption.
Another type of display is one that mimics the classic indicators of Russian models, with speed values aligned across the entire length of the dashboard.
However, the modern version of the display is reminiscent of what we see on board BMW models (see PHOTO GALLERY).
Those who want a digital instrument panel for a Lada Vesta must pay 43,000 rubles, or 477 euros. Owners of Lada Xray can bring the digital panel in their car for 44,000 rubles (488 euros).
Dacia does not have digital instrumentation like the Lada models
Dacia does not have a fully digital on-board instrumentation even for the new models, Logan and Sandero. Customers who order the Media Control system receive a 3.5-inch digital screen, located behind the wheel, between the two watches.
However, Dacia offers a feature that Lada models cannot benefit from aftermarket either. The Dacia Media Control application allows easy access to the desired navigation system from the smartphone and the display of the radio interface on its screen.
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