Free Speed Camera Update for Mercedes-Benz MBUX GPS Navigation

A fantastic step-by-step tutorial generously shared by ravax, a member of the Lufop community. A big thank you to him for this great contribution!

This complete guide will walk you through the process of updating your Mercedes GPS navigation system with the latest Speed Camera POI files from Lufop.net. Follow the instructions and enjoy a free speed camera update including fixed and mobile radars for several countries: France, Spain, UK, Belgium (Wallonia), Switzerland, Poland, Sweden, and more across Europe.

📥 Download the Speed Camera Files for MBUX 

Téléchargement : Zones de danger Mercedes Comand/MBUX (EU) 430.91KB Nombre de téléchargements : 16994 Date de mise à jour : 22/07/2025 à 14:50:52. Description : Les zones de danger Europe pour les GPS Comand qui équipent les véhicules de marque Mercedes.

🔧 Installation Instructions for Mercedes MBUX GPS (Speed Camera POI)
1 – Prepare your USB stick

Format a USB key in FAT32.

Copy the downloaded folder to the root directory.

Alternatively, create a new folder and only include the countries you’re interested in.

The essential requirement: a folder named “PersonalPOI” must be at the root of the USB stick.

2 – Plug into your Mercedes

Insert the USB stick into the armrest port, especially if the main USB port is used for Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.

You can keep your music and video files on the same USB – it won’t interfere.

3 – Go to your navigation settings

Open the map view and select the gear icon (⚙️) to access settings.

4 – Activate Personal POIs

Go to:
Settings > Advanced > Map Content > Special Destination Symbols > Personal POIs

If everything is done correctly, you should see the POI category displayed — in this case, “Speed Cameras”.

5 – Configure your alerts

Click on Speed Cameras and choose your preferences:

Display on map

Visual warning

Sound alert

✅ Final Result

⚠️ Important Note
Your USB stick must remain plugged into the car — it’s not possible to copy the POI files into the internal memory of the Mercedes MBUX system.