Get $‍30 off Connected Navigation

[ChasingCoral]

Get $‍30 off Connected Navigation. Just in time for summer travel: Right now you can get $‍30 off a Connected Navigation annual plan. It’s our lowest price of the season.** Buy Now​

Reconnect to these advanced features:

Live route guidance Outsmart summer congestion with real‍-‍time traffic updates and automatic rerouting.

Offline mapping By using cached or pre‍-‍downloaded maps, navigation continues no matter where summer takes you – even in areas where there’s no cell service.

Points of interest Easily find local businesses and points of interest with address details, venue ratings, and more.

Gas station and EV charger locator Get real‍-‍time help finding what you need to keep your summer adventure going.

Buy Now​ *As of 7/26/26. Must have an activated Ford Rewards account (formerly known as FordPass® Rewards) within 60 days of qualifying activity to receive Ford Rewards Points. Points are not redeemable for cash and have no monetary value. Point earning and redemption values are approximate and vary by products and services redeemed. See the Ford Rewards Program Terms at FordRewards‍.‍com for information regarding expiration, redemption, forfeiture, and other limitations on Ford Rewards Points. **Equipped vehicles require modem activation and a Connected Navigation service plan. Package pricing, features, included plans, and term lengths vary by model. Evolving technology/cellular networks/vehicle capability may limit or prevent functionality. Must renew via Ford app by 8‍/‍11/‍2026. Discount applied to annual plan price of $80 per year.

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[Rigatoni]

I really don't think they update the charging maps/locations. My car was built in June of 2025, and on a road trip I took in March of 2026 it was missing a ridiculous number of chargers, with no option to show Tesla chargers. Ended up just using my phone for everything. Paying for something our phones do 10x better makes no sense, IMO.

 

[A-A-Ron]

I didn't use it when it was free. It's so dated (both in graphics, functionality, and content) compared to Apple, Google, or Waze.

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