Garmin International, a unit of Garmin, has expanded its tie-up with Honda Motors, integrating its navigation system into multiple Honda infotainment devices in the next four years.
Garmin managing director of automotive OEM Matt Munn said: "We are delighted to expand our esteemed partnership with Honda across multiple new vehicle platforms, bringing our navigation expertise to their customers via an integrated system that is feature-packed and easy to use.
"This growing partnership is a testament to the reliability and quality of our navigation solutions and we are honored by Honda's continued confidence in Garmin."
Honda Pilot navigation system is the latest vehicle platform to be introduced in collaboration with Garmin.
The Garmin system is said to effect a seamless integration into Honda infotainment consoles while its reloaded maps empower users to navigate through areas that lack cell reception.
There also exist many points of interest that make it convenient to find existing or new locations.
It also features a spoken turn-by-turn directions with enhanced advanced guidance features to help drivers navigate through challenging and rigorous circumstances.
Besides, the lane guidance specification marks the proper lane for a driver to make a turn. Its photoReal junction view is also touted to offer photo-realistic images of junctions and exits.
The navigation system also covers real-time traffic avoidance, speed limit display, 3D buildings and terrain views, among others.
