The unit centres on a large 10-inch, ultrabright touchscreen rated IP67 for dust and water resistance, built to stay legible in bright desert sunlight and to shrug off the punishment of off-road racing. Racing-specific features include GPX course-file compatibility, a built-in track recorder and pre-running tools so a driver can record laps and splits to sharpen race times, and team tracking powered by Garmin's built-in inReach satellite communicator, which lets a race team see each other's live position and exchange messages over global satellite coverage even with zero cellular signal -- a genuine safety feature as much as a competitive one out in remote terrain. The North American version ships preloaded with satellite imagery of the North Baja Peninsula; regional map/imagery coverage on this EMEA edition may differ accordingly. A typical package includes the Tread XL Baja Dock and its power cable, a bail mount, external inReach and GPS antennas, a high-current power cable, USB-C cable and documentation.