In apps that include a map feature, users may need detailed information about a
specific place. Use the Navigation template (only for navigation apps)
or the Map + Content template to help users find the details they need
within a couple of quick taps.  

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In this example from an electric vehicle charging app, the **Navigate** button
opens a separate navigation app, ending the task flow.

## Sample flow

| User action | Where action is performed | Step count after action |
|---|---|---|
| The user opens your app, then selects a submenu. | List template included in the Map + Content template ![List template included in the Map + Content template with Work charger, Nearby stations, and Saved submenus](https://developer.android.com/static/images/design/ui/cars/app-cuj/location_details_navigate_1.png) | 1 |
| The user selects a location from the submenu. | List template included in the Map + Content template ![Map + Content template with embedded List with list of charging locations](https://developer.android.com/static/images/design/ui/cars/app-cuj/location_details_navigate_2.png) | **Note:** Because new content is presented to the user, this step is considered a new step, not a refresh. | 2 |
| The user reviews details about the location and decides to navigate there. | Pane template included in the Map + Content template ![Map + Content template with embedded Pane template with details about the location and primary and secondary buttons](https://developer.android.com/static/images/design/ui/cars/app-cuj/location_details_navigate_3.png) | 3 |
| A separate navigation app opens and routing begins. | Navigation template in new app ![New navigation app with routing instructions](https://developer.android.com/static/images/design/ui/cars/app-cuj/location_details_navigate_4.png) | 1 |