How laggy is the XUV 3XO’s infotainment system, compared to its predecessor?
In the boch?? case, the previous generation XUV 300 was bad with its laggy and unresponsive infotainment system, a major pain point for all the owners. The Mahindra XUV 3XO has been launched and there’s been a lot of talk around whether Mahindra has made a dent in this regard. Early reviews indicate improvements, but also suggest that the problem still exists, to some extent. This has caused much debate as to whether a smooth infotainment experience matters in modern cars, particularly in this price segment. Users are comparing the XUV 3XO's system against those of its competitors, discussing workarounds, and speculating on what software updates might be coming. It’s become a hot button for buyers who are looking at in car tech and connectivity.
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Comments (7)
@lokesh-goyalmost 2 years ago
But it's fine for basic stuff, running multiple apps and it starts to choke a bit.
@amar-jainalmost 2 years ago
The lag is minimal now. Unless you're coming from a high end car you won't notice.
@vibhu-goelalmost 2 years ago
Mahindra has done some work and it's improved, but there's still work to do. Crossing my fingers for some software updates to make it right.
@nakul-pahwalmost 2 years ago
It's still not as snappy as some competitors, but it's better. Usable, but not great.
@kunal-vikralmost 2 years ago
Night and day difference! The new system is light years ahead of the old one in terms of smoothness.
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