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Mercedes-Benz - Over The Air explanatory film

By AutoMotoTV (Glomex) 1 February 2021 33 Views

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Mercedes-Benz continues to expand its ability to keep programs and systems in the vehicle up to date through "Updates Over the Air" (OTA). What was started in 2013 with Mercedes-Benz vehicles in the USA is now standard with the MBUX infotainment system. Around twelve million updates have now been carried out Over the Air. Many MBUX customers worldwide can add additional services and optional extras in the Mercedes me Store. Over-the-air updates bring completely new features to cars already in customer hands: updates become upgrades.

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