The HUD is a great tool for viewing speed, RPM and other data without taking your eyes off the road.

What is a HUD (Heads Up Display)? HUDs are one of the increasingly popular technology options. Important driving information can be displayed on the machine. Drivers can personalize their displays however they want, keeping only what they need. In particular, the display keeps your eyes off the road when the driver wants to see information about driving. It makes your driving safer and more comfortable.

Eight major display interfaces

You can choose the screen you want, almost all the screens you want are on this HUD.

OBD mode includes functions display:

Speed, Clock, RPM, Water Temperature, Voltage, Fuel Consumption, Driving Time, Driving Distance, Turbo Pressure, Acceleration Test, Brake Test, Clear Fault Code, Oil Temperature.

GPS mode includes functions display:

Speed, Clock, Driving Time, Satellite Number, Altitude, Driving Distance, Altitude.

Generally Speaking: OBD2 model application scope: OBD2 agreement gasoline vehicles produced in the United States after 2004, and OBD2 agreement gasoline vehicles produced in other regions after 2008. GPS model: all cars can be used, just connect to the electricity, regardless of model, regardless of year, voltage range 8~18V.

How To Install:

Insert the OBD socket connector.

Plug the wire into the A-Pillar seal.

Connect one end of the OBD interface into the HUD and place the HUD in a suitable position.

Kindly Attention: If you didn’t drive for more than a week, please disconnect it. Because the OBD device is a regular battery of a car battery, it is recommended to unplug the OBD device when the car is not used for a long time due to different vehicle conditions.