If you clip the side panel off near the passenger door on the side of the glovebox, there is a bolt. I used that.

Compressed file, needs winrar or similar

Are you using iPhone or Android?

Do you have a TomTom traffic icon in the bottom right of the maps?

I thought mine didn't work, but with Android you have to go into WiFi Hotspots and enable Bluetooth Tethering after every phone reboot. When I enabled this everything worked.

My Grandland Sport Nav shows the light too. It means the automatic braking is disabled..... Until you put your seat belt on and is normal

Oh right, I went into system settings, system info clicked on view, and pressed updates for the firmware. Just pressed Nav for the maps update.

I used licence all lower case

I had a folder called SWL a folder named licence (with the licence file inside) and an file called update.info All worked perfectly with a 64gb usb stick partitioned into a 20gb and 40gb formatted in fat32

On the Peugeot site it says do not drive the car, but never mind.

Phone screen is much better, different graphics/layout and yes seems faster.

Averaging 46mpg, still early days (only 1500miles on clock). On a long run of 600 miles I got up to 56mpg, hoping it'll increase with more mileage

After your success I went ahead and downloaded the same version (21.08.24.12_NAC-r0 Dated 04/12/19) Worked but haven't noticed any difference.

Just need to tackle the maps next, just seems wasteful sat with the engine running for an hour.