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London II multiplex owner Switchdigital is looking for radio broadcasters interested in having a DAB+ service in the capital to get in touch. Using the efficiencies of DAB+ technology, Switchdigital, with assistance from its transmission partners Arqiva and Factum Radioscape, will create London’s first permanent stereo-quality DAB+ radio channel.

R-Sport trim also boasts a bespoke steering wheel, leather upholstery, drive -mode selector, digital radio, Bluetooth, automatic lights and wipers and keyless entry and ignition.

The car comes as standard with digital radio and quite good speakers.

According to Rajar Q1 2016 data, digital radio listening in the UK has sustained its long term growth to reach a new high of 44.1%. For the first time, digital listening in home increased to over 50%, with 51.5% of all radio listening done in home (to digital sources) now exceeding that of analog radio (48.5%).

This summer the VQ Blighty portable radio is on hand to ensure football fans can tune into all the latest action from the Euro 2016 whilst out and about. Small enough to fit into any fan’s pocket, the Blighty’s comprehensive digital radio reception is ideal for listening to matches and music.

The group will focus on improving the user experience for in-car DAB radios and understanding the impact of future technology trends. The Group will also consider how to support a consistent user experience from a broadcast data perspective, along with the potential for collaborative research into specific areas of the consumer experience that could support future design.

Digital Radio U.K.’s Laurence Harrison will chair the group that will look at the best practice examples available and identify actions that will help support wider action. Additional areas of focus for the group include how to support user experience from a broadcast data perspective and collaborative research on areas that could support future design.

The as yet unnamed service will be launched ahead of the station’s 40th anniversary in 2017, as part of Radio Cymru’s wider digital plans. It will be available every weekday morning during the pilot period to listeners online, on Radio Cymru’s website, on the iPlayer Radio app and on DAB radio in South East Wales.

For the UK market, it features HID headlamps, 16-inch alloy wheels, front power windows, six airbags, satellite navigation, DAB Radio with USB and Bluetooth connectivity and cruise control with speed limiter as standard.

For an extra £400, you can add the Ford Navigation System which also comes with a DAB radio and Ford SYNC.