JVC Mobile Entertainment is creating a buzz with dealers, consumers and industry moguls with its impressive line-up of Multimedia products loaded with stealth new technology and enhanced connectivity for the ultimate consumer in-vehicle experience.

The El Kameleon Receiver has returned to the spotlight and has captured the 2008 CEA Innovations Award for its sophisticated multimedia features and sleek design.

First launched in 1999 by JVC Mobile, the new 2008 El Kameleon KD-AVX44 AV Multimedia Receiver brings back its cool, trademark black-out faceplate which allows the receiver to go into stealth mode and appear black when the vehicle is not in use…

JVC announces its sleek 2012 lineup of cutting edge CD receivers. The new lineup showcases expanded compatibility, the latest Bluetooth features, USB connectivity, iPod®/iPhone® capabilities, gorgeous illumination, revamped radio tuners, and magnificently enhanced LCD size.

The entry KD-R330 CD Receiver includes dual auxiliary inputs, detachable faceplate, HS-IVi radio tuner, MP3/WMA compatibility, 3-band parametric iEQ, wireless remote control, and MOS-FET 50 watt x 4 power amplifier…

JVC introduced another innovation in the 12-volt industry with the 2010 release of the KW-NT3HDT. This flagship model features the best of JVC in-dash technology, as well as some of the latest features available on the market for navigation units. The main features of the JVC NT3HDT are the Total Traffic+ HD Network navigation, complete iPod/iPhone integration, and user customization features…

JVC Mobile Entertainment introduces five new AV Multimedia products, loaded with new technologies and enhanced connectivity for the ultimate in-vehicle consumer experience. New Multimedia receivers feature enhanced connectivity with the new SiriusXM SXV200 Connect Vehicle Tuner (sold separately, XM subscription required). The SXV200 is a compact solution that can be mounted behind the dashboard and connects directly to the receiver using one simple cable. It is also plug and play – there are no translators or tuner programming required…