Technical data

All models are equipped with the CD 400 audio unit – a seven speaker
system with 20 Watts per channel output that can play MP3 tracks from
a CD MP3, features an auxiliary-in (aux-in) facility and utilises a full
graphic information display for easy menu guidance. SE and Elite
models also include Digital Audio Broadcast (DAB) and USB connection.
Standard on Insignia Nav models, the New Navi 600 satellite navigation
system features a seven-inch colour screen located high in the facia,
near the driver’s sight line. On this new unit, the navigation map data
and Points of Interest information is stored on an SD-card, which
comes complete with major road navigation map data of more than
30 European countries. This enables high-speed access and allows
universal networking with mobile devices and digital data media.
Beside fastest and shortest route, the most economical journey can
be selected, taking factors like roof load into consideration along with
a trailer that may be attached to the vehicle. The SD slot is located
within the centre armrest storage area. There’s also plenty of power –
4x20 Watts into seven high quality speakers, plus aux-in and USB
connections so you can plug in your own iPod or MP3 player.
The Navi 900 satellite navigation system (illustrated left) is optional
at extra cost on most models and also provides detailed 3D-style
information for more than 30 European countries (includes major
road and street level). The Navi 900 unit also features a ‘logbook’
feature which allows the driver to record details of their journey.
In addition, voice recognition can be used for full control of the
navigation system, phone, USB and audio functions. You can even
upload specific images for display via the USB interface.
For premium sound quality choose the optional Infinity Sound System
for a 7 x 45W amplifier and up to nine premium speakers. The Infinity
system digitises the audio signal so it can be fine tuned with Digital
Sound Processing (DSP) for accurate sound response.
Available as an option, Insignia can be pre-equipped for hands-free
operation of most mobile phones via wireless Bluetooth
®
technology. The
standard system features control from the steering wheel or audio unit
or via voice phone control. The ‘embedded’ mobile phone system uses a
Bluetooth
®
connection to copy the content of the mobile phone’s SIM card,
such as the contacts and caller lists etc, to the internal flash-drive –
effectively transferring much of the phones capability to the vehicle itself.
For further details on specification and availability of Insignia infotainment
systems please refer to pages 64/65 of the Equipment section.