CarPlay is Apple's interface for automotive information and entertainment. Embedded by manufacturers or through an aftermarket unit, CarPlay syncs with your iPhone over Lightning cable — or wirelessly in newer models — and lets you access your contacts, maps, messages, content, and more, and interface with it using Siri and more driving-friendly controls.
A new Pioneer wireless CarPlay receiver is coming to market later this year.
Spotify for iPhone has a newly updated CarPlay interface working its way through the beta program.
Waze has added support for Apple CarPlay Dashboard, even if it doesn't seem to want to tell anyone about it.
While some newer cars come with CarPlay built-in, you can always enjoy CarPlay in almost any car by installing a new audio receiver in your dash. Here’s are our favorite CarPlay enabled audio receivers.
Waze looks set to get a big new feature that will make it easier to use on CarPlay mode.
EV drivers can now find their nearest ChargePoint charger without having to pick up their iPhone.
Mack Trucks has announced that it's adding CarPlay support to a ton of its trucks to help keep drivers entertained.
Buyers of the 2021 Honda Passport can look forward to Apple CarPlay as a standard feature.
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Apple Maps can be very useful in getting you where you want to go, and it becomes even easier to use when connected to a CarPlay-compatible vehicle. Let's take a look at how you can use it to get around town.
Did you know that as long as your iPhone connects to your car's Bluetooth, you can find out where your car is? And Siri can help you find it! Here's how.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has announced that the 2021 Pacifica will come with wireless CarPlay built in for the first time.
Pioneer chose CES 2020 as the perfect time to announce new CarPlay receivers including one with a fancy floating display.
Subaru has announced that its 2019 WRX will feature support for Apple’s CarPlay.
There’s a lot to like about Apple’s in-car infotainment system, some things to get excited about, and some things that need work.
Get on the road with these great apps that you can use with CarPlay.
Or.......and I'm just putting this out there........you COULD drive the speed limit and not run red lights?