AMAP Platform's global motorcycle navigation is designed for markets where two-wheelers are part of everyday mobility—from Southeast Asia to Europe. The experience combines localized language, route rules and clear visual guidance for the road ahead.
Local language. Local road rules. One rider-first experience.
Map content, voice guidance and interface language can be adapted for the markets where a motorcycle product operates. This helps riders navigate naturally without forcing a one-size-fits-all experience.
That local fit matters in motorcycle-heavy markets across Southeast Asia and Europe, where a route can be shaped by access rules, restrictions and the way people actually move through the city.
Three layers of local fit
Localization is part of the navigation experience, not a final translation step.
Designed for: Everyday riders · Delivery fleets · Ride-hailing and shared mobility.
Infrastructure for the roads that matter.
Distributed deployment helps keep route requests responsive across urban centers, highways and remote riding environments. The route engine considers motorcycle access rules, restrictions, tunnels and bridges as part of the planning decision.
For a delivery or mobility product, the result is a route that reflects the road—not just a line between two coordinates—and a service foundation that can stay dependable across regional markets.
When the road changes by market, the navigation should change with it.
Keep the next decision clear.
Screen-off navigation on iOS can reduce device heat and battery use while the rider stays focused on the road. Junction View adds a high-fidelity visual layer for complex intersections, interchanges and highway exits, while Lane Guidance and real-time voice guidance make the next maneuver easier to follow.
Together with route context, these cues help riders make a confident next move without repeatedly checking a phone in the middle of a journey.
A clearer next move
going?
the turn look like?
I move?
on the road
Visual and voice cues work together so the rider can act without repeatedly checking the phone.
Rider cues: Screen-off navigation · Junction View · Lane Guidance · Voice guidance.