This rare opportunity presents a chance to view a car interior that has a digital instrument cluster, but no infotainment.
Microchip shortages are serious business. Due to a shortage of semiconductors, some automakers were forced to temporarily stop production of certain models. Other -built vehicles are still waiting at the factory for the missing parts to arrive before they can be shipped to customers and dealers. We have also witnessed cars sold without the features that we take for granted. Volkswagen is not the only one affected by the shortage of microchips. We have now reported about the Brazil sells Fox without a center screen
The company’s regional division cannot help but do the same thing for the Nivus. Taigo Europe. A small crossover eliminates the need for an infotainment system. Instead, you get a plastic lid instead of a touchscreen VW Brazil made some modifications to the Nivus in 2022. All subcompact crossovers now come standard with a fully digital instrument cluster. There is a screen in front, but not on the center console. This is something we have never seen before. Fair enough, the base model, which is priced at $20,000, doesn’t come with the 6.5-inch Composition Touch screen. However, you can add it for $350.
Another unusual feature of the entry-level Nivus model is that VW still includes a rearview camera as a standard. However, it’s not necessary. You can buy the base model and retrofit the infotainment to make the rear camera more relevant. You can also get the touchscreen directly from the manufacturer by purchasing the Play & Tech Package for $880. This package also includes adaptive cruise control, wireless charging, and wireless charging.