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Google Maps etc. in Virtual Cockpit

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Anyone looked at this and the possibility of it working with our platform?

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Basically mirroring Android Auto / Apple Carplay navigation to the Virtual Cockpit Display

This looks the closest option

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  • defsix changed the title to Google Maps etc. in Virtual Cockpit

Potentially.

I had a 2026 Audi A5 estate for a hire car over the summer and, aside from having 3 screens (digidash, normal screen and a third for the front passenger), it mirrored Google Maps in full. So perhaps this brings that software into our version…?

It’s a hack of the MMI—specifically, the Audi MIB High system.

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4 hours ago, Cairus said:

It’s a hack of the MMI—specifically, the Audi MIB High system.

Originally yes, but they have a proof of concept working on Skoda. Anyone here interested in having it I wonder?

Ethernet or MOST virtual Cockpit

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1 hour ago, Cairus said:

Ethernet or MOST virtual Cockpit

MOST

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2020 Superb L&K here: Columbus 9.2" (MHI2_ER_SKG13_P4526, MU 1440) with the 10.25" Virtual Cockpit.

The dash gets its map as video from the Columbus over the MOST fibre-optic link, which is why only Columbus cars can show a map in the cockpit. The open-source project mhi2_altscreen_carplay on GitHub feeds the CarPlay map into that same link instead. Its reference car is on exactly this firmware.

It's been shown working in a real Škoda (Apple Maps, Google Maps, Waze), but it's developer-only for now: you need SSH access to the head unit and there's no SD-card installer yet. Anyone else on SKG13/MU 1440 looking at testing?

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