CGDI A2 new software V042 is available now. This update brings massive improvements to key programming workflows, adding broad vehicle support for newer electric vehicle (EV) models, expanding Subaru coverage, and resolving critical storage folder bugs reported by field technicians.
Here is a full breakdown of the latest software release features:
1.Expanded Smart Key Matching & Free PIN Code Reading
Locksmiths and diagnostic technicians can now perform comprehensive smart key matching and enjoy free PIN code reading across all series for the following VAG-adjacent and domestic high-demand vehicle lineups:
- MG (Morris Garages): Full smart key support for the popular MG4 EV, MG7, Mulan, MG ONE, and other related platforms.
- Roewe: Complete coverage for advanced EV/ICE models including the iMAX8 EV, Whale, Totoro, and related configurations.
- Enhanced Subaru Key Programming Protocols
This update significantly broadens key matching capabilities for legacy and modern Subaru models up to the 2021 model year. Technicians can now reliably access key matching menus for:
- Subaru Baja & Exiga (All variations)
- Subaru BRZ & Crosstrek (Models up to 2021)
- Subaru Forester (Models up to 2021)
- Subaru Impreza, Legacy, & Outback (Models up to 2020)
- Subaru Sedan variants and other related immobilizer systems.
- Critical Bug Fixes: BMW USERDATA Folder Restored
This software patch officially resolves a critical bug reported by users regarding the missing USERDATA folder on BMW models.
- The Fix: This adjustment ensures that user-saved configurations, custom adaptations, and backed-up chip data inside the BMW module diagnostic directories are now properly created, stored, and retained on your tablet without data loss.
Why this matters for your workshop:
With EV platforms like the MG4 EV gaining global market share, having free PIN code reading and seamless chip-level matching inside your tool saves you from buying expensive third-party tokens. Update your CGDI A2 key programmer today to unlock these advanced features on your workbench!
