Automotive & EV

GM's Stance on CarPlay Is as Fractured and Confusing as Ever

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General Motors has clarified that its recently announced infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto picture-in-picture will initially only be available in its new gas-powered light-duty pickup trucks, not its electric vehicles. This reinforces GM’s ongoing, and perplexing, decision to withhold smartphone projection capabilities from EVs, excluding the Cadillac Lyriq. The continued inconsistency between gas and electric vehicle offerings risks frustrating consumers who overwhelmingly desire these connectivity features.

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