Intelligent TomTom puts you on route to saving money


TomTom has made effortless navigation even more sophisticated with the new XL IQ Routes™ edition2. This successor to the award-winning TomTom XL IQ Routes™ edition sports a new simplified menu, along with features such as advanced lane guidance, spoken street names, Map Share™ and of course IQ Routes™. The XL IQ Routes™ edition2 comes with a whole range of relevant features. To calculate the optimum route, TomTom’s innovative IQ Routes™ technology uses real historic car speed measurements from the roads, plus analysis of the time and day of travel. This can save time, as well as money and fuel.
Via the large 11cm (4.3”) touch screen drivers can access the new simplified start menu, which now features just two options – ‘Plan route’ or ‘Browse map’. This makes it even easier to get going on the road. Advanced lane guidance is also included, making light work of particularly complex junctions. This feature displays all of the lanes on the device, showing clearly which one drivers should take – and helping to make navigation simpler and even more effortless. The spoken street names feature, meanwhile, also helps drivers keep their eyes on the road as the name of the turning they need is spoken out loud. TomTom also helps drivers navigate with the best quality map at all times. If a new map has been released within 30 days of first using their device, TomTom’s latest map guarantee lets drivers download it once for free via TomTom HOME. And with built-in Map Share™ technology, drivers can make corrections to their map and download free corrections made by millions of other drivers in the TomTom community. The TomTom XL IQ Routes™ edition2 will be available from beginning of April at £139 for UK & Ireland and £159 for Western Europe .	TomTom shifts car navigation up a gear today with the launch of the TomTom Start2, a smart new device that makes driving even more stress-free. New features include advanced lane guidance which makes light work of complex junctions. This feature displays all of the lanes clearly on the device, showing which one drivers should take – and helping to make navigation simpler and stress-free. New drivers and first-time sat nav users will especially appreciate the new spoken street names feature. Because the name of the street they’re entering is read out loud, they can keep their eyes on the road and still be sure of their location. The TomTom Start2 will be available from beginning of April. The recommended retail price is £119 for the device with a regional map and £139 for the device with a European map.