General Motors has removed Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from its electric vehicles, replacing them with a new in-car system that reportedly delivers features users have long requested. The shift aims to provide a more integrated experience tailored to GM’s lineup, though it remains unclear whether third-party app support will be as seamless as before. Tech reviewers have praised the new interface for its intuitive design and functionality, suggesting it could set a new standard for EV infotainment. Owners of GM’s electric models may need to adjust to the change, as the updated system marks a departure from widely used smartphone integration.
Detroit Free Press. . General Motors took out Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from its electric vehicles. The infotainment replacement has everything I wanted. 📹 by Justin Wan and Mark Phelan, Detroit Free Press facebook.com
