The flagship models and affordable-price models feature a new compact map database format "L-FORMAT" to respond to the growing use of flash memory as a memory medium. Mid-priced models:AVIC-X910BT and AVIC-X710BT (North America), AVIC-F910BT (Europe and Australia), and AVIC-F710BT (Europe)ġ ) Newly-developed "L-FORMAT" navigation map database format (for the flagship and affordable models).ĪVIC-U310 (North America) and AVIC-F310BT (Europe and Australia)ĪVIC-Z110BT (North America) and AVIC-F10BT (Europe, Russia and Australia) Plus, the new lineup offers the flagship models equipped with an innovative user interface as the industry's highest standard in terms of functionality and performance, as well as mid-priced models with upgraded functionality and performance over previous Pioneer corresponding models. This will develop new demands and stimulate the replacement purchases from personal navigation devices, so as to promote the fully-fledged dissemination and expansion of in-dash car navigation systems.
In 2009, Pioneer is releasing models of a more affordable price (US$600) to respond to shift in market demand toward smaller vehicles in the North American, European and Australian markets. Given these circumstances, Pioneer has focused on developing a new in-dash navigation market by introducing the AVIC-D3 multi-functional model in the popular-price range (US$1,000) in 2007, and has continued to lead the market since then.
This has increased the public recognition of navigation systems, but at the same time it has also caused a rapid lowering of navigation system prices. In recent years, personal navigation devices have enjoyed explosive popularity in overseas consumer markets. Pioneer will proactively promote these new models in the global markets. June29, 2009, Tokyo, Japan - Pioneer Corporation announced today the launch of new in-dash navigation systems, including the AVIC-U310BT, AVIC-F310BT, AVIC-Z110BT, and AVIC-F10BT that feature Pioneer-original new compact map database format "L-FORMAT", in the consumer markets for North America, Europe, Russia, and Australia during the several months beginning in June 2009.Īll the new in-dash car navigation systems employ built-in flash memory as a map data storage medium, with each model offering its distinctive features such as the newly-developed "L-FORMAT", innovative user interface, and expanded web linkage functions (FEEDS *1).
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