Bit confused here, is this the latest shape Swift with the new 3 pot engine ?

I've got the latest shape also in ultra spec and as far as I'm aware there is no digital speedo display on the infotainment unit ( unless I haven't found it of course!). Not exactly sure why you would want a digital speed display when there's a speedo right in front of you?

If we are talking about the latest Swift and there is indeed a digital display for speed option you can set the display to give a split screen, I have the sat navigation on the left ( sat nav is always active btw but only gives guidance prompts if a destination is set), economy, time and date in the centre and radio settings on the right.

Edit: guess the op is aware that it's possible to alter the sat nav view, large arrow, small arrow, 3d view etc.

Edited by paul 1963 on 31/07/2025 at 08:35

Surely there are only a very limited number of times the OP will going somewhere they've never been before, and therefore need sat nav to get there?

I know a couple of people who follow their sat-nav religiously, regardless of where they're going. I've heard of folk that are unable to recall where to go on a regular route if their sat-nav isn't working.

One of our cars has analogue Speedo kilometre markings that are difficult to see. As we frequently drive in France I bought a small digital GPS readout that sits on the dash and displays km or miles per hour. It is accurate when calibrated against Google maps GPS and was less than £5 from Ali express.plugs into nearest USB point. It even has a built in compass. Incidentally both cars are 1mph fast at 30mph and 2 mph fast at 60mph.

We have two vehicles with analogue and digital speedo next to each other and one with just analogue. Despite the closeness the digital is preferred as that matches the cruise settings.

I miss not having digital on the vehicle without, which ironically is an older Suzuki Swift where it isn't an option.