Opel Insignia Android screen & radio upgrade, generation by generation.

Yes. The Insignia A has its climate settings shown on the radio display, so the Android unit we fit carries them on screen through the CAN adapter, and the rotary buttons on the console keep working. The steering-wheel buttons, the parking-sensor tone and the factory speakers stay too. It is the unit we stock for the 2008 to 2013 car and it fits the facelift as well.

It depends on the generation. Insignia A (2008–2013): from €290; Insignia A facelift (2013–2017): from €290. Fitting is done at our Dublin 11 workshop — send the reg and we confirm the exact price before you book.

Insignia A, built 2008–2013 (CD300 or CD400 radio without a screen on most cars; CD500 Navi, Navi 600 or DVD800 with a 7-inch screen and the centre-console controller on higher trims): Our 2008–2013 Insignia Android screen: 9-inch unit with a matching fascia, climate display, DAB, camera input and steering buttons through the CAN adapter. Insignia A facelift, built 2013–2017 (Navi 900 IntelliLink 8-inch touchscreen on most cars, R4.0 IntelliLink with CarPlay and Android Auto on many 2016–2017 cars; CD radio with a small screen on entry trims): Android screen in the IntelliLink position for cars that want a bigger display and DAB together; entry cars with the CD radio get the same unit.

Two to three hours, usually the same day on the Opel Insignia Insignia. You can wait at the workshop or drop the car in the morning and collect it the same day.

On every Insignia we work on — Insignia — the steering-wheel buttons, the factory amplifier and speakers, the reverse camera and the climate controls stay; the new unit adds wireless CarPlay and Android Auto, DAB and a camera input.

Yes — send the reg or the year and generation (Insignia) on WhatsApp or the form below, and we confirm the route, the price and the next free slot. The work carries a one-year warranty, and the workshop is in Rosemount Business Park, Dublin 11, Monday to Saturday.