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The 2017 Ford Fusion does not come equipped with GPS navigation, but it includes sync technology as a standard feature across all trim levels. This software enables the car to connect to smartphones or laptops, allowing access to GPS services like Google Maps or MapQuest. Users have the option to download their own apps to the car, providing dedicated GPS technology. While the car does support independent GPS systems, they may come at an average cost of around $100. Opting to use a phone for GPS navigation is recommended to save on additional expenses.
The Fusion includes Sync technology as a standard feature. This feature enables a smartphone to connect and be used for GPS purposes. Alternatively, the Titanium trim and above offer the choice to have built-in GPS with voice activation. Lower trim levels do not come with this feature separately.
Certainly! The vehicle has a GPS device regardless of any app or paid service. In 2015 Ford vehicles, there is a "where am I?" feature in the settings that provides your latitude and longitude. This device communicates with a satellite constantly to track your location. It is unclear who has access to this information or uses it. Ford says they have access but do not share this information with anyone, stating that the GPS in their cars is solely for customer convenience.
I drive a 2017 Ford Fusion that comes equipped with its own GPS system in the infotainment center.
Where can I locate a GPS device for a 2017 Ford Fusion SE?