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CoPilot Premium HD Europe

CoPilot Premium HD Europe
Overall Auto Express rating

5.0

Price: £29.99 on Android, Windows; £25.99 on iOS | Available on: iOS, Android, Windows | Maps: Offline

A previous Best Buy, CoPilot’s Premium Europe is still the app to beat. Whether in 2D or 3D mode, the maps perfectly hit the balance between clarity and providing decent information. Plus, the app is just as easy to use as the maps are to follow – quite impressive given the advanced features thrown in. These include learning favoured routes, automatically displaying alternatives and allowing easy modification by simply dragging the roads on a map. Traffic info is now free for a year with Premium, but costs £7.69 thereafter. 

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