Repeated menus. Every trip.
Find the right screen, open the correct submenu, and repeat the same manual changes after each restart.
Developed in Norway
AutoEase is a plug-and-play comfort device being developed to handle supported driver-assistance settings you would otherwise switch off manually—helping reduce repetitive menu navigation at every start.
Pre-launch product. Final features and compatibility are subject to vehicle-specific validation.
The idea
Modern cars can require repeated taps through menus before the journey even begins. AutoEase is being developed as a focused comfort layer that handles compatible preferences for you.
Find the right screen, open the correct submenu, and repeat the same manual changes after each restart.
Once installed and configured for a supported vehicle, AutoEase is designed to apply compatible comfort preferences automatically.
Locate the vehicle's OBD port and connect the compact AutoEase module. No permanent physical modification is intended.
Select the supported comfort preferences available for your exact model, model year and software version.
At startup, AutoEase handles compatible settings so you can focus on the road instead of repetitive touchscreen navigation.
Our design principle
AutoEase is being developed for a narrow and clearly defined purpose: automate supported comfort preferences while leaving safety-critical vehicle systems outside its scope.
Read the FAQCompatibility
The initial development programme is focused on vehicles from the Volkswagen Group. Support will be released model by model after validation, with additional manufacturers planned over time.
Early access
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FAQ
This section is ready to expand as development, regulatory assessment and compatibility testing progress.
AutoEase is a Norwegian-developed, plug-and-play comfort module being designed to automate supported vehicle settings that drivers would otherwise change manually after startup.
The product is intended to connect through the vehicle's OBD port. Exact installation and setup guidance will be published for every supported vehicle.
Initial development is focused on Volkswagen Group vehicles, including selected Volkswagen, Audi, Škoda, SEAT and CUPRA models. Support will depend on the exact model, year and software version.
No. The design scope excludes braking, stability control, airbags, steering and powertrain control. The final feature set will be limited to tested, supported comfort preferences.
Warranty implications can depend on the vehicle, market and installation. Vehicle-specific guidance and supporting documentation will be provided before commercial launch.
AutoEase is currently in development. Join the waitlist to receive validated compatibility updates and launch information.