TomTom has launched their latest Sat Nav devices in the UK, the TomTom Go 40, Go 50 and Go 60, and alll of these new devices now come with lifetime traffic updates.
The main differences between the three models is the display size, the Go 40 comes with a 4 inch touchscreen display, the Go 50 a 5 inch display and the Go 60 a 6 inch display.
“The TomTom GO is a travel companion for every driver who has ever had to battle through traffic congestion,” says Corinne Vigreux, Managing Director, TomTom Consumer. “With this new TomTom GO series, we are broadening the availability of TomTom Traffic even further. Our aim is to help more drivers avoid the jams and get there faster.”
You can see some of the features included in the new TomTomGo range below.
TomTom Traffic: TomTom drivers will be the first to know the faster route available. The new TomTom GO device is ready to receive TomTom Traffic by connecting to the driver’s iPhone or Android Smartphone. It also comes with these innovative features:
Traffic overview: Drivers can see the full picture of all the traffic jams around them. Zoom in for a close-up view and zoom out for a bird’s-eye view.
Traffic detail: Drivers can see traffic incidents in detail and know exactly which roads are congested, the length of the delay and what is causing the delay.
Traffic jam alerts: Drivers know exactly where a traffic jam starts and ends. Drivers receive alerts if you’re approaching a jam too fast.
Alternative route viewer / Fastest route: Drivers will always be offered the fastest route available.
Accurate arrival time: Real-time traffic information ensures that driver’s arrival time is constantly updated and accurate.
The TomTom Go range is now available in the UK and prices start at £139, you can find out more details over at TomTom at the link below.
Source TomTom
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