AUTOTOP manufactures aftermarket automotive electronics, specializing in Wireless CarPlay retrofit kits, multimedia head units, and digital instrument clusters for premium vehicles.
AUTOTOP is a provider of aftermarket automotive technology solutions designed to upgrade and modernize the in-car experience. The brand is best known for its range of multimedia integration modules and touchscreen head units, which enable Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto functionalities in vehicles that originally lacked these features. These products are frequently designed for integration with specific premium automotive systems, such as BMW's CCC, CIC, and NBT platforms, as well as Mercedes-Benz NTG systems.
Beyond infotainment upgrades, AUTOTOP produces high-definition digital instrument clusters that replace traditional analog gauges with customizable LCD interfaces, offering drivers real-time diagnostics and varied display themes. The product line caters to car enthusiasts looking to retrofit modern connectivity standards into older models without replacing the entire vehicle. Installation often involves specific wiring harnesses for decoding vehicle data, supporting steering wheel controls and original factory menus alongside the new smart interfaces.
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For many AUTOTOP retrofit screens (such as those for BMW), the factory setting password is typically 8866. This allows access to system configuration like car model selection and screen resolution adjustments.
If you have successfully connected but hear no sound, ensure the car's original fiber optic cable (often green) is moved to the new power harness if equipped. For BMW CIC/NBT systems, you may need to select 'AUX' in the original car menu or connect an AUX cable to the armrest port.
To update the boot logo, create a file named 'boot_logo.JPG' (ensure the extension is uppercase) with a resolution matching your screen (e.g., 1280x480) and place it in the root directory of a formatted USB drive. Insert the drive into the unit's USB port and follow the upgrade prompt.