Navigation SD Card Latest Version GPS Maps Compatible with 2024 CX-30/3, 2024-2025 CX-5, 2023-2025 CX-90, USA/CAN/MEX Maps

For navigation, I always use Android Auto, but I wanted the speed limit overlay in the HUD and dash.This does just that for a fraction of what Mazda charges. I like Mazda and want to support them in general, but a couple/few hundred for a SD card isn't reasonable IMO.Plugged it in (center console under a flap near the USB ports, for those that don't know), and a few seconds later I had a map on my screen. There's no interaction needed after you plug it in. Just wait a few seconds and voila.You still get the speed limit (and stop sign, etc) overlays when using Android Auto - you don't have to use the Mazda OEM navigation for that.I also wanted this for passive navigation. When I'm driving in a semi-familiar area it's nice to see the map on the screen even though I'm not using turn by turn. Also, the Mazda map is zoomed in closer than Google maps is, so it's easier to see the nearest streets as you're driving.Glad I bought it!

We bought this for our 2025 CX-5 as a backup for when we're traveling and don't have cell service.We've only had it for a month and it seems to work well and have recent maps.Much cheaper than the $450.00 OEM alternative.It would be nice to be able to update the maps on a PC but for this price you can buy a newer one in a few years.

I was skeptical about this SD card navigation map for my 2025 CX-5 Preferred but I took a chance based on all the good reviews. I followed the installation steps in the listing. The system did not show the message in Step 5 but the map was installed. I tested out the navigation & it works flawlessly. This is a great alternative / back-up to Carplay / Android Auto when there is no cell signal! It is a pain to enter the address using the Mazda command wheel but you can also say the address to save the aggregation. Check YouTube for the step-by-step. Highly recommend this product!

This wasn't hard at all to install and works great with our car, with some minor exceptions. It doesn't interact fully with the car's infotainment system; some of the customization features with the OEM version are unavailable. But that's a minor complaint. It's an easy-to-use map, and if I want advanced features, I can use Apple Car Play. And I mainly bought this for ease and convenience, like when I decide I want to use the map en route and don't happen to have my phone plugged in. The price of the factory version was a turn-off this time around. But this works well enough, especially at this price.And, call me paranoid, but I can't help but wonder if there are some privacy risks that go along with the low price.

I installed this on a 2025 CX5 and works great! I got this one because of it's updated maps to Q2 2024 or something. Installing a navigation card in your Mazda unlocks some neat features, some of which I consider safety related.I now have speed limit support where it shows you the current speed limit for the street one is on and it changes quickly as well when the speed limit changes. On the 2025 CX5 and any model with the digital speedometer, it also draws a red line on the speedometer and the speed limit also shows up in the HUD. I can't believe they wouldn't just include this card with the car.

I bought this for our 2025 Mazda CX-5, incase we lose "Wi-Fi" reception from Waze maps or Google Maps on long trips; it connected as quickly as it was inserted with car turned on. Map is updated (2025) and looks great and professional It's very helpful and handy to have if you're busy or in a hurry and don't want to mess with your phone while driving.An essential must have!

Said it was Nav App for 2024 Mazda3. Took ity to Mazda dealer: didn't work.

It popped right in and works perfectly. Great value for the money over dealership price.