Fully Integrated Devices
WorldDAB has compiled a list of vehicle makes and models for which a fully integrated aftermarket DAB+ solution is available, providing clarity on which vehicles it is technically possible to add a fully integrated DAB+ aftermarket solution.
The release of the EECC directive in 2020 means that almost all new vehicles now come with DAB+ as standard. However, aftermarket solutions are sometimes required to convert older vehicles, and with most cars staying on the road for 8 to 10 years after purchase, car buyers want solutions that resemble factory-fit solutions.
For the first time this information has been collated, offering a useful asset in discussions with governments, regulators, consumer and driver associations to demonstrate that DAB+ aftermarket solutions are readily available that can accelerate the conversion of vehicles already on the road without DAB+.
A fully integrated solution should be controlled behave in the same way as a factory-fitted DAB+ solution, and in high-end solutions, it should be difficult to notice any difference between an aftermarket or a factory-fit solution.
Not featured on the list are the more budget-friendly solutions introduced on the market 2011-2012, where the iPod/USB port was used to integrate the DAB solution.
This list was created in 2021 and is regularly updated, most recently in June 2026.
For more information contact projectoffice@worlddab.org