Latest TomTom map update for automotive, government and enterprise customers

TomTom has announced the availability of its latest map product update for automotive, government, and enterprise customers. Some of the enhancements include continued expansion in India with the addition of over 2,000 km of roads in 47 cities, the addition of 64,000km of roads with navigable coverage in Brazil, improvements in Mexico, the Mega Manila area of the Philippines, full coverage of Croatia, and the introduction of a MultiNet map for Namibia and Botswana in Africa. TomTom claims its maps now cover
April 19, 2012 Read time: 1 min
RSS1692 TomTom has announced the availability of its latest map product update for automotive, government, and enterprise customers. Some of the enhancements include continued expansion in India with the addition of over 2,000 km of roads in 47 cities, the addition of 64,000km of roads with navigable coverage in Brazil, improvements in Mexico, the Mega Manila area of the Philippines, full coverage of Croatia, and the introduction of a MultiNet map for Namibia and Botswana in Africa.

TomTom claims its maps now cover more than 200 countries and territories globally, with navigable coverage for 109 countries or 36 million kilometres of roads.

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