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Hey Daniel, we've already answered you, but let us know if you didn't receive our email. 👍

We are working hard on it, wait a few weeks... the wait will be over soon! 🧨

Thank you for your fantastic comment. 🤩 We are working hard to release new sounds and work on existing sounds to improve them. 🌋 We're glad you're enjoying the app, and welcome to the Potenza Drive family!

Yes, USB communication interface is supported! 👍 Just make sure you have a quality OBD-II adapter, as it makes the difference in faster and more stable communication. 🪖

We are working on it right now! 👀

@@PotenzaDrivethank you I can’t wait to be ur first ios customer 😉

The Potenza Drive app works with combustion engines (petrol or diesel). ⛽ You can choose any car sound to your liking. 🎲 Please read our list of requirements: www.potenzadrive.com/requirements

Hey, the Potenza Drive app simulates the "muffled" sound you would hear inside a powerful vehicle and not the sound recorded directly from an exhaust. Still, what you say is possible and will certainly sound good. 👌

If you have the Potenza Drive app installed on your smartphone, nothing stops it from working. Loss of connection can happen due to some factors: - Very old car OBD-II protocol. - Weak OBD-II adapter. - Car with the engine turned off. - Among others... But so that we can help you identify the cause of your problem, please write to us and we will help you: support@potenzadrive.com

First let us express our sadness at your experience. ☹️ We want you to understand that your experience will be different from other users. We just create the app (software), but there are an infinite number of combinations of devices (hardware) that make everything work perfectly 👌 or be a real disaster. 🫠 The app is very easy to use and intuitive. 👀 And you seem to have all the requirements for the app to work smoothly, however, you may be missing something. 🤔 It is very likely that what happened to you has already happened to many other users. Therefore, we will almost certainly be able to guide you in the best way. 🛟💪 Please write us your problem, and indicate your setup (with all devices including the car): support@potenzadrive.com

@@PotenzaDrive Ok

​@@MM_Marlboro_MM we look forward to hearing from you mate!

@@PotenzaDrive Hello again. I understood what the problem was. I guess. But it’s not exactly clear yet. My car runs on both petrol and gas. When gas equipment is installed, they make changes in the connection of the engine electronic unit. Today I decided to check everything again in a calmer state. Applications that showed data show it incorrectly, but they write that everything is connected! I don’t know how this happens, it’s some kind of nonsense. Your application doesn't see it either. (But after some time it can somehow still start 🤷‍♂️) Perhaps the bad sound and operating mode of the application is also due to the fact that Elm327 does not see anything. On another machine, why didn’t your application work then? This is weird. (although it should have worked, it has a diesel engine) I won’t give you any definitive answer yet. I'll go to the service center soon and we'll sort it out there.

​@@MM_Marlboro_MM Well, that shouldn't be a problem. We have a video on our channel with a car with a petrol engine that is adapted to LPG. As you can see, everything goes well: th-cam.com/video/0f9u_VcG6oU/w-d-xo.html The ECU data must be correct, as there are other electronic components in the car that depend on reliable and correct values. Therefore, this leads us to believe that you may have a faulty OBD-II adapter. You can read on our website about the importance of quality OBD-II adapters (read 3.7 to 3.11): www.potenzadrive.com/faq#h.bjef0gtxoww3 As we told you, please contact us via email, only there we will be able to support you: support@potenzadrive.com

Hey, first of all, thank you for choosing Potenza Drive. 😍 We ask that you report your issue via our support email to ensure we can help you in the best way possible: support@potenzadrive.com Given your report, what seems most obvious to us is that your OBD-II adapter (USB) is capable of receiving data (such as RPM). After some time, as communication intensifies, your OBD-II adapter is unable to collect new information, leaving only the information it previously received. The same sound is played for some time, as no new information is received. The app, realizing this and unable to obtain new information, ends up disconnecting itself (as it was impossible to reestablish communication). This may happen because: 1) The OBD-II adapter is of poor quality. Most devices are clones (fake chips) of the ELM327. 2) Your vehicle's OBD-II protocol is old. Only the ISO 15765-4 CAN protocol allows real-time and stable communication. In comparison, this protocol can be up to 3500% faster. If your vehicle has a protocol different from this, communication will be slow and compromised, especially if the OBD-II adapter is not of good quality. Again, we await your contact so that we can provide you with more details. 🤗🔧

We are working on it right now! 😄

Thank you for your interest in the Potenza Drive app! 🤝 We don't have a free trial. However, we do have an app to check adapter compatibility (it provides a score), that we recommend downloading to see if you have a good adapter. It also tests your vehicle's OBD-II protocol and what latency is expected. OBD2 Test [FREE]: bit.ly/PD3kF14Xu Our app supports Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and USB adapters. Please read our list of requirements carefully: www.potenzadrive.com/requirements Any questions or problems you may have, please contact us at: support@potenzadrive.com

@@PotenzaDrive so sad because The price €8 is considered a little high for some countries like my country, thank you anyway.

We understand your opinion, but it is necessary to bear in mind that we are a very small development team. For the project to survive, it must have some cost. Furthermore, we believe that the app is a very small cost compared to similar systems like Active Sound Design (ASD), which only offer one sound (two or three if you're lucky) and add an extra subwoofer. The developers of these systems ask for thousands of euros/dollars. We kindly ask you to contact us: support@potenzadrive.com

@@PotenzaDrive i just say to you that For some countries like Europeans or Americans, it's considered a suitable and cheap price Because they have high income, But it is not suitable for all countries.

Please contact us so we can see what we could do for you: support@potenzadrive.com

Sorry, but not at the moment.

Hi buddy! We apologize for the lack of updates, but rest assured, we've been hard at work behind the scenes. 🥵 In the past two years, we've made some significant improvements. We've expanded our car sound library from 3 to 11 unique car sounds, including the exciting "Pop & Bang" feature. We implemented a layout that allows you to evaluate your system's performance in real-time, to understand where you can improve the audio delay. Additionally, we've implemented the Android Auto feature this week, allowing you to output audio to that interface (with some delay expected, so AUX cable is still recommended). It's worth mentioning that we also recently launched our website just a few months ago. We're currently working on 2 new car sounds to further enhance your experience. We hope you'll enjoy the upcoming updates! As a really small team, we appreciate your patience and understanding, as we've been working tirelessly to bring you the best experience possible. We truly value your support and, thanks for being a part of the Potenza Drive family! 🥰🙏

That's really good to hear Potenza. One thing that still sticks into my mind is: Do you plan to do more marketing for the app? There is very little to no information about the app on the internet and you can't pretty much find the car sounds for better purchase evaluation than on your official website which is as you probably know somewhat inconvenient. Thanks in advance for the possible response.@@PotenzaDrive

In short, yes! 😃 We have plans to improve our marketing efforts. We are committed to being more present on social platforms, so that we can share more informative content, including videos with the sounds of different cars. We agree with everything you say, including that they would be a huge help for users to better understand and evaluate the differences in the sounds of our cars. We appreciate your feedback and it's invaluable in guiding our strategies moving forward. Our goal is to create a more user-friendly and informative experience for our community, and your support means a lot in helping us achieve that goal. 🙌 Stay tuned for exciting updates and don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any further questions or suggestions in the future. Here is our contact: support@potenzadrive.com

All you have to do is update the Potenza Drive app to a newer version. 📲

Hey, you have a legitimate problem and we want to emphasise that unfortunately it's not as easy to address as we would like. But we're going to try to give you some insight into why the Potenza Drive app may sound low in volume. 🤗🔉 Unlike other apps that use vehicle recordings directly from the outside (exhaust or engine), where there are all kinds of frequency sounds, from low to high. 🤔 Our app does this capture inside high-powered vehicles, where the vehicle's insulation cannot prevent the penetration of low-frequency sounds (the strongest "waves"), and those that shake the vehicle's particle structure. 🌀 Therefore, our app is designed to deliver immersive audio experiences with a strong emphasis on low-frequency (bass) sounds. We literally want to shake your car as well! 🌪️ However, we've encountered variability in the user experience due to two main factors: 👉 Audio Output Gain: This is valid when using AUX cable (jack 3.5 mm). The audio output gain of a mobile device refers to the amplification or volume levels of an audio signal through the audio output, when using an AUX cable. This gain may vary between mobile devices. Sometimes, even within the brand itself, a model has a gain 3 to 5 times higher. This means that there are mobile devices that will achieve a higher audio volume. As a result, users may perceive the sound as lower or higher in volume depending on the specific device they're using. 👉 Sound System (bass levels): Like we said, the sound frequencies played by our app are mainly in the domain of low-frequencies (bass). Weaker sound systems do not have the ability to play bass, and the audio will sound low. Larger speakers powered by a powerful amplifier are much needed. Just as a tweeter speaker is not designed to play low-frequencies (bass), a subwoofer is not designed to play high-frequencies (treble). It all has to do with what the speaker was designed for. We always recommend having a subwoofer or speakers large enough to meet the app's requirements. Did we talk about shaking our own car? 😝 All it takes is one of these factors not to match what is required to deliver unwanted results, but the combination of the two can sabotage the experience. 😢 🛠️ To give you a better guide, here are the app requirements (see about Sound System): www.potenzadrive.com/requirements ℹ️ We advise you to read our FAQ in detail (see the AUDIO section): www.potenzadrive.com/faq#h.n0bd81ezj9fg You can always get in touch with us, we will be happy to help you as best we can: support@potenzadrive.com

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Thank you so much buddy! 🥰 Unfortunately, at the moment we have no plans to support iOS.

Well, that's totally possible and we'll explain below how you can do it. 👇👇👇 But first let us say that it's no wonder we don't have this functionality available, as it doesn't work on all vehicles. 👀 Some CAN-BUS blocks any communication even before starting the car's engine, so it's not possible to communicate anything via OBD-II. Therefore, as soon as you start the car's engine, there would be no information to be read by the app to simulate the sounds. If your vehicle allows this, what we suggest is: 1) Place the key in the "ON/Ignition" position. 2) In the Potenza Drive app, select the car sound you want, press the "START/STOP ENGINE" button and wait for it to turn red. 3) Put the key in the "Start" position. This way, the sounds start playing as soon as the engine is started. 🥳 For any additional questions, please contact us at: support@potenzadrive.com

Thank you so much Sal! 🫶🫶 Very soon, we expect to release one of the biggest updates ever: support for Wi-Fi and USB adapters (in addition to Bluetooth). 🧊🧊 After that we will continue to work on adding new sounds! 💪

​@@PotenzaDrivefantastic 👍💪, when is the next update rolling out?!

@@salmak9148 thank you so much for your support mate! 😍 The wait may have been long, but after more than a year we are here to release the most important update to date: Support OBD-II of all communication interfaces (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and USB). 📡📶 In addition, we also added an in-app layout that allows you to monitor your system's performance in real-time. 📊📈 With this we hope that our users will be able to understand what status their system is in. For example, if you have sound delay because you are using Bluetooth (A2DP) instead of AUX cable, among others. This will allow users to make the necessary improvements. At least we hope so! 😅

Hey, first of all thanks for your interest in the Potenza Drive app! 😍 Well, your Volkswagen Golf IV, while being a fantastic car, suffers from a very old OBD-II protocol. 😭 We believe that your car has the ISO 9141-2 protocol, which was released almost 35 years ago. You can confirm with our OBD2 Test app the real protocol of your car (link in the video description). Reading through OBD-II is slow and extremely sensitive (connections drop). 🐌 Our app needs as much information as possible to generate sounds in real-time. Unfortunately this protocol is extremely slow, and only 2 to 4 parameters/second can be read (in the best case scenario). ⌛️ Compared to more modern vehicles (and using good OBD-II adapters), it is possible to achieve up to 140 parameters/second. ⏱️ In short, what is happening is that your OBD-II adapter is rejecting the connection, because it realizes that it cannot keep up with the requests made by the app. 🥵 As we want to help you, please get in touch with us at: support@potenzadrive.com

@@PotenzaDrive Thank you very much, appreciate your response.

​@@flaf146 we appreciate your understanding and friendliness. 👌 You already know that if you need us, you can count on us! 🙋

Hey buddy, unlike other apps of its kind, the Potenza Drive app only uses sounds recorded inside super cars. 🚘 This makes the difference to give the feeling of realism. 🤯 These sounds compared to the sounds recorded directly from the engine or exhaust are more "muffled". That is, they are low frequency sounds (BASS). You need to have a good sound system... really! 👈 Powerful amplifier and large speakers are needed to play these low frequencies. A good sound system will vibrate the structure of the vehicle, giving the impression that you are actually in a super car. 👀 Any additional questions you may have, please contact us at: support@potenzadrive.com

Hey Alberto, we will then help you to understand what you need. 😉 ✅ OBD-II ELM327 (Bluetooth) adapter: You need to have an OBD-II ELM327 Bluetooth adapter to use the Potenza Drive app. Beware of cheap adapters, they are of poor quality and frequently lose connection. 🙄 Note: We will soon release support for Wi-Fi and USB adapters (in addition to the already supported Bluetooth). We advise you to download our test app to see if you have a good adapter. OBD2 Test [FREE]: bit.ly/PD3kF14Xu ✅ OBD-II protocol: In our "not in-depth" search, we found that your car has the fastest and most reliable OBD-II protocol, being ISO 15765-4 CAN. This is the only one that allows the app to generate sounds in real-time. ✅ AUX cable: Using AUX cable is pretty much what we recommend. This interface has "virtually" no delays when playing audio, whereas using Bluetooth you will always have a delay of 0.5 to 2 seconds. ✅ Sound system: A powerful amplifier and big speakers are the secret ingredient to increase the sense of realism. The app produces sounds with very low frequencies (BASS), so the bigger the speakers, the more capable it will be of reproducing these sounds. Otherwise, the sound will seem low due to the speakers' lack of ability to play these frequencies. In summary, it looks like you have a nice setup. 🥳 Any questions or problems you may have, please contact us at: support@potenzadrive.com

We really hope you like it buddy! 🫶

Hey Darth Shaggy, at the moment, the Potenza Drive app only supports vehicles with an Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) and not Electric Vehicles (EV). In the future, we hope to create algorithms that allow us to use the data provided by EV to simulate car sounds. Thank you for your interest in the Potenza Drive! 🥰

Good question! 🙋❓ The Potenza Drive app allows sounds to be scaled to ensure they fit any type of engine. That is, you'll just have to look at your car's cluster and see your engine's redline RPM, and put that value in the app. For example, the redline RPM of your car if it has a petrol engine it could be 8000 RPM and if it has a diesel engine it could be 5500 RPM.

At the moment we are very close to releasing what we consider the biggest update since the launch of the Potenza Drive app. 😎🧊🧊 Support for OBD-II ELM327 adapters with Wi-Fi and USB communication interface (in addition to the already supported Bluetooth). Also a GUI that will allow you to observe in real-time the speed and quality of the communication with the adapter, and what are the causes of the audio delay. 🤓 Thank you for staying by our side! 🤙

Hey buddy 👋 there are two ways to play sound through USB-C: 👉 Android Auto: Using the USB-C cable to stream audio is unfortunately not supported by the Potenza Drive app yet. Google only allows apps from major developers, with greater reputation in the market, to have access to a set of APIs (code) that we do not have. This serves to only accept apps that respect a set of rules that do not distract the driver while driving. 👉 USB-C to 3.5 mm adapter: This adapter allows smartphones without audio output to have this interface. Therefore, your car must also have an audio input (otherwise we recommend using an FM transmitter). We always recommend AUX cable, because using Bluetooth always has a delay and worse audio quality. But it's still possible to use and also brings moments of fun. In order to better help you, and because each case differs from person to person (a multitude of different devices), we recommend that you contact us with your questions: support@potenzadrive.com

Good news! USB-C via Android Auto is now fully supported. 🎉 But expect audio delay just like Bluetooth, so we continue to recommend using an AUX cable whenever possible.

The Potenza Drive app should work fine. 💯👌 That is, while the Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) is running, sounds will be generated. When the Electric Motor is exclusively in operation the sounds will be muted. This is because the algorithm depends on parameters of an ICE. By the way, if your car and smartphone don't have an AUX cable capability, you'll have to use Bluetooth and with that there will be a delay in the sound. 👀🐌🐢 ⚠️ Workaround ⚠️ 👉 Car without AUX input? Use an FM transmitter. 👉 Smartphone without AUX output? Use a USB-C to 3.5 mm adapter (which will connect to the FM transmitter). If you have further questions, we suggest you contact us: support@potenzadrive.com

Hey Smokey, we're happy you're part of the Potenza Drive family! 🔥🔥🔥 Unfortunately, playing audio over Bluetooth will always be delayed (0.5 to 2 seconds). This limitation is imposed by the devices (hardware) and not by the app (software) itself. Hopefully in the future Google will allow us to stream audio from our app directly to the Android Auto system. For those looking for real-time sounds, we advise you to use an FM Transmitter as a workaround. Contact us by email so we can help you better: support@potenzadrive.com We encourage you to leave feedback on the Google Play store (preferably positive 😅) to give us motivation to keep working on this humble project. 💪

Are you talking about the sounds of Pop & Bang? 🧨🔥 The Potenza Drive app already comes with these sounds by default. 😃 To trigger these sounds you need: 1) In the app go to TUNE < POP & BANG < DRIVING MODE < RACE. [Select this mode, it's more sensitive and triggers the Pop & Bang more often]. 2) In the app, go to TUNE < RPM < RPM Redline. [Adjust the RPM redline according to your car. Note: If you decrease this value, it will activate the Pop & Bang more easily (but it may sound more artificial)]. 3) Drive more aggressively! - It helps to get better results. Accelerate hard at high RPMs and release the accelerator pedal immediately.] If you have any further questions or need help 🧯 please contact us: support@potenzadrive.com

Hey Adam, at the moment the Potenza Drive app is only available to Android OS. We started this project as a hobby with very limited resources. 😢 Our idea was also to release it for the iOS platform. Unfortunately, we cannot ensure at the moment that this could be released anytime soon, or even released at all. We have plans to bring the app for this platform in the future, but only time will tell if it will see the day light. While not a solution, the only way at the moment is to just use a device that supports Android OS. If you have one around the house somewhere, it should do the job. 🤗🚀 Thanks for all your support! ❤️🙏

You should do a Kickstarter or similar to bring it to ios.

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We are currently working on a major update. 🤫 Please be patient, we hope it's worth our effort. 💣

The OBD-II adapter on the link is just a recommendation for its low cost. We've already ordered some adapters from this seller and they worked well. Although, they're not the best performing adapters, they're a good compromise. It should be noted that this is a "Made in China" adapter and there are no guarantees of the quality of manufacture of the adapter, and it can also come with a defect. It's important to pay attention to the return policies. There are OBDLink brand adapters that are much more expensive, but performance and build quality are assured. From this brand, we advise the OBDLink LX. If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us: support@potenzadrive.com

You have a good eye! 🕵️😅 This car has a manual transmission, and as usual we stop accelerating when we shift (moment when we just step on the clutch pedal). 👣 Especially when we were upshifting, the RPM value that was on the CAN-BUS was strangely a higher RPM. Making the generated sounds play this RPM. Why? We don't know... is this a common problem on this brand's model? Or was it just our unit? 🤔 We remind you that the Potenza Drive app only reads the RPM transmitted by the OBD-II ELM327 adapter, and based on that, the sounds are generated. The app is not designed to "invent" RPM values by ​​itself. ⚠️ If you have any questions or concerns, we are available at: support@potenzadrive.com

​@@PotenzaDriveemailed you

Hey monete, the Android OS does not natively allow using the resource to control the audio volume for each app. 🧐 To work around this situation, our app slightly lowers the volume of all other apps. In our app there is also a volume button that allows you to individually control just the sound intensity of our car sounds, allowing you to set a gain that goes from -10 dB to +10 dB. This compensates for any differences that can be felt when playing a song in a Music app. 🎶 If you have any additional questions, please contact us: support@potenzadrive.com

@@PotenzaDrive thats great! thank you for the fast reply!

Hey Matthew, thank you very much for your words of support, they are very welcome. And we have good news for you! 🤩 At the time of this message, we have everything in place to release the version that supports OBD-II adapters via Wi-Fi and USB (in addition to Bluetooth) soon. 🚦🔜 We are just running some internal tests. If you want to be part of our team of beta testers, please contact us: support@potenzadrive.com

Hey Palarie, at the moment the Potenza Drive app is only available to Android OS. We started this project as a hobby with very limited resources. 😢 Unfortunately, we cannot ensure at the moment that this could be released anytime soon, or even released at all. We have plans to bring the app for iOS in the future, but only time will tell if it will see the day light. Thanks for all your support! ❤️🙏

Hey Alexander, we are already supporting you via email. 🚨 But for any user who has a problem 🔥🧯 here is our contact: support@potenzadrive.com

Hey Alexander, we are already supporting you via email. 🚨 But for any user who has a problem 🔥🧯 here is our contact: support@potenzadrive.com

Hey Elizabeta, we're not sure if your XTOOL Advancer AD10 adapter is compatible with the Potenza Drive app. 🤔 If your OBD-II adapter supports ELM327 commands, it should work with our app. You can always download our test app, it will tell you if your adapter is compatible. OBD2 Test [FREE]: bit.ly/PD3kF14Xu If you have any additional questions, please contact us at: support@potenzadrive.com

@@PotenzaDrive thanks

Hey Yoran, the Potenza Drive app is incompatible with using a USB cable to interact with Android Auto. 😕😕 The reason is that Google only reserves this functionality for reputable developers with a track record in the market. When talking about driving, it's necessary to respect a set of requirements. However, we are looking forward for any changes to Google's policy to support this feature. 🚀 Now if you are talking about an AUX cable, this will be a great help to have real-time audio. See our list below to see all the requirements, and the impact each one has. 👇 The devices used in the setup have a huge impact on this aspect. By setup we mean: ● Car OBD-II protocol Only cars with ISO 15765-4 CAN protocol allows real-time sounds. Other protocols are immensely slower. ● OBD-II ELM327 adapter A good adapter can be up to 3 times faster in acquiring engine information. Also, a good adapter achieves more stable communication (without losing packets). ● Smartphone/Tablet The performance of this device is important to be able to allocate all the necessary resources to the Potenza Drive app so that it can generate sounds in real-time and establish fast communication. ● AUX cable Playing audio through AUX cable is the only way to get real-time sound. Playing audio via Bluetooth always has a delay of 0.5 to 2 seconds. Also the audio quality is worse compared to using AUX cable. If you have any further questions, we advise you to contact us via: support@potenzadrive.com

Hey Max, thank so much for your words mate! 🥰 There are many factors that may lead to audio delay. How can you reduce it? 👀 1) OBD-II protocol: Having a car with the ISO 15765-4 CAN. This protocol is the fastest one and the only one to enable real-time audio. Older protocols are extremely slow in comparison and less reliable. 2) OBD-II adapter: Having an adapter with a good ELM327 chip is required to get timely data from the vehicle's engine. 3) AUX cable: Use it to play real-time audio. If you use Bluetooth you will always have a delay of 0.5 to 2 seconds. Also Bluetooth is known for its poor sound quality (audio codecs from Bluetooth). 4) Android device: It needs to be powerful enough to handle the communication and generate the sounds. If you need further help to understand more about the audio delay, please contact us: support@potenzadrive.com

Hey Siong, our focus is on adding vehicles with Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) sounds, but it would certainly be fun to have Electric Vehicle (EV) sounds as well. 🤔💭 Thanks for the suggestion, maybe one day we'll get the recordings of this type of vehicle. 🤗 If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact us at: support@potenzadrive.com

Hey GamesNic, we are happy for your new acquisition, you have an excellent machine there 🌋 we hope it brings you much happiness! 🚗💨 Now sorry for our delay in answering you here 🫣 we prefer to provide support via email as it allows better tracking of each user's problems. 🕵️ Here is our email for all those who, like you, seek our help: support@potenzadrive.com

How is it any delay?

@@smokey4049 the delay will always depend on your setup (set of devices). First of all, to get real-time car sounds and better experience, you need to have the following requirements: ✅ OBD-II protocol: Vehicle with ISO 15765-4 CAN protocol. ✅ OBD-II adapter: Higher quality devices offer faster and provide stable communication. ✅ Android device: Powerful device to be able to keep all the communication running effectively, and be able to keep up the algorithms to generate car sounds in real-time. ✅ Sound System: A sound system with large speakers (especially for BASS). A powerful amplifier with equalizer (EQ) calibration for BASS boost (increased experience). ✅ AUX cable: This is the only way to play real-time audio. With Bluetooth sound is delayed by 0.5 to 2 seconds, plus the audio quality is worse (audio codecs). Note: Android Auto is currently not supported. If we can help you in any way, write to us at: support@potenzadrive.com

Hey, this car's engine is epic 🔥🌋 and perhaps the most powerful production atmospheric V8 ever made. 🛢️⛽ If one day we manage to get our hands on this boy, we will record his sounds. For now we have the Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S to show what a beautiful snoring V8 from AMG is worth. 🏭

Hey, the idea is to hear the car sounds inside your vehicle without affecting the outside sound produced from your engine. 😊 However, if you strategically place speakers outside the vehicle (depending on its power) 🔊 it will be audible outside. 🚗💨 If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact us: support@potenzadrive.com