Lynk & Co owners call for upgrading vehicle systems

Lynk & Co owners issued a joint statement, asking Lynk & Co to consider upgrading its OS N car system equipped with 8155 chips to the Flyme Auto system. They pointed out that although the OS N system has been launched for two years, recent updates have not brought substantial improvements, and there are problems such as stuck operation interface and navigation adaptation. At the same time, Geely's Galaxy L6, L7 and other models equipped with 8155 chips all provide Flyme Auto update plans. Lynk & Co officially responded that the LYNK OS N system is deeply developed based on the 8155 chip, and the adaptation development and use of all models equipped with 8155 chips have been completed. Although the Flyme Auto system has highlights in some aspects, these functions cannot be realized due to the computing power allocation limitations of the 8155 chip. Lynk & Co said that it will continue to optimize and upgrade the existing system, and will carry out a major upgrade in the third quarter to add Flyme Link's highlight ecological functions.