This will be to vehicles what Windows is to laptops. Car manufacturers will no longer have to design their own UI. They can just provide the screen and let CarPlay handle the rest.
@@charleshern6958 Apple’s car will have the Carplay built in. But other cars will still have to rely on plugging in their iPhones or using bluetooth to get the UI. There’s a contractual agreement between Apple and cars with Carplay, so I doubt they’d discontinue support
@MiguelPlayz Some users? Many users do not have apple so I'm not sure where they get the 79% of buyers are looking for carplay. Apple is full of themselves for sure
Would be pretty cool for them to add a super simplified car play for smaller displays like in the 2019 mustang or other cars with normal displays. Don’t know if it’s possible, but it seems like a cool idea for people who don’t have big screens
Kind of like how the old androids used to be in child mode? Have like just 4 core app icons available and the immediate data of your music or GPS directions on the bottom. It would be nice for those of us who don’t do well with overstimulation as well
I would assume that the same auto manufacturers will give Android Auto the opportunity to use their APIs for dashboard display also. As a Mac and iPhone person, I would still prefer CarPlay, though.
To be honest, it would just be nice for current cars to be able to update the hardware to have wireless CarPlay. It’s a hardware issue we’re Bluetooth alone cannot handle the data of CarPlay. But, to ask everyone to get a dongle (which is still a wire) is skipping over a bunch of people. Future features are nice but Apple always skips basic asks.
This comment seems to have a fundamental misunderstanding. Car manufacturers are the ones to blame for having poorly implemented CarPlay experiences. Most manufacturers don’t offer upgrades for older car stereo systems, they want you to buy a new car. And if that new car is lacking the most recent features, such as wireless CarPlay, then the manufacturer takes that responsibility for choosing not to adopt the latest features or offer hardware updates. Also buying a wireless CarPlay dongle is almost certainly a lot cheaper than getting an entire new car stereo with the proper hardware inside. If you really care about “having a wire” get a new car. But the craziest thing about your statement is that Apple doesn’t “ask” anyone to get a wireless CarPlay dongle! It works with a lighting cable perfectly fine! 3 seconds to plug in a phone is hardly an ask. It takes longer just for the car stereo to turn itself on.
Am I missing something here, surely if you're using CarPlay wirelessly connected for long periods of time especially on Google maps etc then surely it will flatten the phone battery in no time. So surely a cable need to be connected to keep phone charged to re charging while driving.?
@@gotyaloot2125 My Tuscon has really great tech for sure, driving assistance is really far above the competition. Not a fan of the all-touchscreen controls though.
@@sko1beer Don't think all of this does tho, as the cars need to allow CarPlay to access all the main functions of the car and as they said, cars will be announced later this year, yes they will eventually but won't be the first adopters.
Honestly glad porsche is on the list, curious to see how it'll be integrated as the gauge screen is 2 separate screens flanking a analog tachometer. Though alternatively might only be available in the Porsche Taycan (electric car) which has a single uninterrupted screen as its gauge cluster :/. I guess we will see.
@@djellz5068 if it works with the 2019 and newer cayennes it'll probably work with the 2017+ Panameras and 2020+ 911's as they have nearly identical gauge clusters. I own a current gen panamera so I hope. Also own a 2019 911 which has apple carplay but the previous gauge cluster with the small screen so I hope they do something for that. Porsche has always been good on supporting their cars even offering to retrofit classic 911 with apple carplay so I have hope they'll do something with the 991.2 but almost certain they do things for the current generation of cars with that split gauge cluster.
definitely gonna need new hardware for this, I dont think any vehicles on the market right now. apple said in the event that cars with support for this would show up in late 2023
@@benbranca The CarPlay interface is already being rendered by your iPhone; your car merely acts as an external monitor. In my limited knowledge of how all this works, I imagine the iPhone only needing to be fed car status information (i.e., speed, temperature, etc.) and using that to create a unique render for the digital gauge. I imagine the only complexity is cars that do not utilize their infotainment systems to manage or keep an eye on climate settings, and instead use separate controllers. In that case, I think Apple should simply omit that function for those cars. In theory, this should take the load off the car's own processor, as the iPhone will be doing all the heavy lifting, and might save the need for more extensive hardware.
I would guess that would be technically possible with existing cars that support car play, but not via usb. I would think it may be possible from utilising the OBD2 Port for the data from the car to be routed to the phone
Good for Apple, they let Google and others get a jump on them, by getting more into the digital instrument cluster and infotainment screen systems in vehicles, I would want to see how crisp the digital cluster is and what about the heads-up display (HUD) or argument reality, I still have a lot of questions though
If you notice, Apple always lets the little guys go first.. real simple formula, "show the world what you have, then we'll finish blowing them away.. " But I think as people wake up to what privacy actually means, especially now that apps have to beg iPhone users for more access instead of just being able to take it *Zuckerberg*, I think people will either demand more, or just continue to switch to Apple instead of Android, Ring, Nest or any other company matter fact, they all should be giving those devices away with the way they handle privacy and data.. Most of us don't even have google as default search engine anymore so much data.. pretty much just a price issue now, Apple will leave a hole in your pockets once you're in the ecosystem..
The idea is probably to make it where you can customize your car to make it more you, like how you can with the Apple Watch and the Lock Screen with iOS 16 on iPhone
i want to know why my apple phone not apple to use apple car play, it was working fine until a few days , it started showing device not supported , my car is VW 2019 and the phone is iphone 13 , how to do i fix this ?
Honestly, as an Apple fan, yeah it looks great. But Apple apps itself does not work well with the iDrive of BMW or MBUX of Mercedes. I think car brands will make this an option, otherwise their Marketing Managers should be fired. The systems of different brands are their USP. Would be foolish to change everything to Apple.
All that is part of apple CarPlay system when it is being used, while not being used the car will just be in the normal default. Not everyone uses apple CarPlay even when they have an iPhone so all of those features are only there when wanted and apple CarPlay is turned on. if not they will be turned off and the car will run like normal from the factory.
Apple carplay to gain control of the car's telemetry ... it would be a great UX boost but probably strategic suicide for the automakers. So I expect a lot of defences.
will this automatically update in my current vehicle? or will car manufacturers have to update their apple car play interface as well? I have a 2022 Mercedes GLC300. So when IOS 16 comes out, will my apple carpay automatically look different?
For the majority of people this isn't something they'll be able to use for another 5-10 years due to how slowly the infotainment systems seem to be updated on economy cars, and the fact that most people aren't going to changing their vehicle to a brand new car all that frequently
i swear our phones are way better than the infotainment systems in current economic cars. The phones most people have nowadays can probably single handedly do all of this if they let the phones do all the processing.
i have carplay in my car but i rather use buetooth. bluetooth is much more stable when you hear music. in carplay i have a ton of interrupts and playback failures
I’m assuming this has to be granted special permission of some sort from the PCM/ECU? If they wish to get that technical with it. Unless the radio itself is going to be heavily integrated into the CAN bus system.
I was thinking the same thing. My 2020 X5 has CarPlay but I didn’t see BMW on the list of manufacturers. I thought BMW was supposed to be a pretty tech-savvy car.
I wonder if car manufacture would have to do something special to implement this, or if Apple just has so much work on the back end to make this work on any screen (and size) in the car. I really hope this isn’t something only for 2023 model year and beyond cars
Nope, it’s just an upgrade to add more functionalities from your phone to the car! Other manufacturers already uses android OS for their cars for example polestar
@@alanmay7929 She implies the system is going to be able to make changes to vehicle telemetry meaning that the radio itself must be deeply tied into the CAN BUS system of the car. Even then, how does CarPlay even get OBDII access anyway? Unless I’m missing something.
Part of a cars "personality" is the instrument cluster, the switches, the gauges etc. Allowing Apple to homogenise a very important part of the cars personality is a little strange, So I get into a Porsche or a Lamborghini and the cluster looks the same? More-so it feels the same. Not sure this is a step in the right direction.
You misunderstand, CarPlay only works when you plug your iPhone directly into a car that supports it and you enable it. Apple isn't forcing the software onto anybody, this is entirely optional.
@@ImAyeGuest No I do understand. If plugging in my phone makes the whole dash Apple when I want to use CarPlay that's a problem,. I hope the experience is selectable and doesn't immediately take over the car if you want to enabled CarPlay the way it is right now.
@@KmanAust I don't think you do, because I already touched on that in my original comment. You are not forced to use CarPlay, if you do not wish to use it you can always disable it. I'm not sure if all cars are like this but every CarPlay compatible car I've driven doesn't have CarPlay completely take over right when you connect your phone, you still have to hit the CarPlay button in the car's menu. So disabling isn't even necessary in at least some cars.
@@ImAyeGuest Dude what drugs are you on? I LIKE CARPLAY in it's current incarnation. I want to continue to use it as it is. I hope that if I do I am not forced to make CarPlay take over the whole car. Are we both speaking English? Check your comprehension.
I don’t know, as a designer, I don’t like the idea for every piece of equipment I own to look like the graphics typical of an apple device. I like the design that my car’s own screen came with.
be nice if they just allowed youtube as an app you could use without any bs. would love to just chill out if i’m ever waiting on someone and just watch youtube until then.
I can't wait for the future Apple presentation announcing with great fanfare that Carplay supports physical knobs because after extended market research they discovered that having a tactile feel of your options is important when driving a car.
Am I the only person who hates the bloated dashboard screen? What the hell do you need to see widgets in your car for? Why do you need to see a digital analog clock? Even the front facing console UI seems incredibly unnecessary. The center console is all you need and it's the only area they should be messing with with your car.
That’s the point, and that’s the beauty of software… You’ll be able to show just what you want to see how you want to see it, it’s the ultimate in personalization
But what is it going to look like in a regular car I have an alpine 9 inch flatscreen with Apple CarPlay I do not have a huge digital display in my 2016 jeep renegade I’m anxious to see what it’s gonna look like on regular head units
So vehicle manufacturers are just gonna allow a major software company full control of their hardware including sensors which provide a multitude of data? A company who also wants to produce their own vehicle? This will be interesting!
They’ve never said they want to produce their own vehicle. That’s just rumors that’ll probably never come to fruition. Or at least not any time soon. It is interesting to see how this actually integrates with the car instead of basically casting a screen to the dash display
@@theogKavani even if that were true allowing that much data to be controlled by a third party company is risky. Some companies will be curious to try it but I don't see all manufacturers hoping on that train immediately. I mean everything computerized by the vehicle will be given full access to Apple.
What does this mean for the existing CarPlay device owners ? Will our current Carplay be able to be updated by software to take advantage of these new Carplay features like Tesla does for their updates or will we just be screwed and have to buy a whole new Carplay unit ?
I wonder if there will be any changes or new features to the standard small screen CarPlay on iOS 16. As of today in Beta 4 there seems to be no significant changes to iOS 15. Would love to see a new UI.
Apart from them being slow maybe, they might also go for Android Automotive, which is Google's operating system that takes over the whole car, similar to this
This will be to vehicles what Windows is to laptops. Car manufacturers will no longer have to design their own UI. They can just provide the screen and let CarPlay handle the rest.
Until Apple makes its own car
@MiguelPlayz I imagine if Carplay does this, Android auto wont be too far behind.
@@charleshern6958 Apple’s car will have the Carplay built in. But other cars will still have to rely on plugging in their iPhones or using bluetooth to get the UI. There’s a contractual agreement between Apple and cars with Carplay, so I doubt they’d discontinue support
@MiguelPlayz Some users? Many users do not have apple so I'm not sure where they get the 79% of buyers are looking for carplay. Apple is full of themselves for sure
@@dannymartial7997 Android automotive already exists, not to be confused with Android Auto . So they are following Google in this case
pls take fullscreen carplay to the mercedes cars.
They are doing a collab with Mercedes
@@alexhein1738 they already do
@@alexhein1738 the a-class with 10.25” screen uses carplay as if it was the standard 7”. Annoying black bars on either side
Coding dude
@@oscar.elsworth That’s only for mercedes cars with the first gen MBUX. Checkout the massive apple carplay display in the latest S class and C class.
When will this be available
With gas price soaring, would be nice to have gas buddy on carplay so I can find cheap gas safely. I dont care who does it, I want it available!
This!!! 😂
No worries…gas prices are going down again! lol
Would be pretty cool for them to add a super simplified car play for smaller displays like in the 2019 mustang or other cars with normal displays. Don’t know if it’s possible, but it seems like a cool idea for people who don’t have big screens
The 2024 mustang is getting a bigger screen the pics have leaked
Yeah, I’ve got a 2018 ford escape with a smaller screen, but I’d like to put a map on it or something
This is mainly being geared towards new cars and cars in the future as screens get bigger.
Hopefully it supports with the bigger infotainment and the bigger LED gauge cluster
Kind of like how the old androids used to be in child mode? Have like just 4 core app icons available and the immediate data of your music or GPS directions on the bottom. It would be nice for those of us who don’t do well with overstimulation as well
Coming from a Samsung person, this looks absolutely amazing and would love to try this
Normal CarPlay is the best UI for cars already. This updated version is going to be the best.
TRAITOR!
I would assume that the same auto manufacturers will give Android Auto the opportunity to use their APIs for dashboard display also. As a Mac and iPhone person, I would still prefer CarPlay, though.
Lol……
@@epicmatter3512 nope best UI in which world!? Lol….
It's December 2023 and no automaker has announced a new car with the next-generation of CarPlay. What's going on?
ikr! I am wondering the same
To be honest, it would just be nice for current cars to be able to update the hardware to have wireless CarPlay. It’s a hardware issue we’re Bluetooth alone cannot handle the data of CarPlay.
But, to ask everyone to get a dongle (which is still a wire) is skipping over a bunch of people.
Future features are nice but Apple always skips basic asks.
New vehicles do have wireless CarPlay it’s just older models that require connection
Rav 4 has it
It's a option on all honda/ acura's currently for sale.
This comment seems to have a fundamental misunderstanding.
Car manufacturers are the ones to blame for having poorly implemented CarPlay experiences. Most manufacturers don’t offer upgrades for older car stereo systems, they want you to buy a new car. And if that new car is lacking the most recent features, such as wireless CarPlay, then the manufacturer takes that responsibility for choosing not to adopt the latest features or offer hardware updates.
Also buying a wireless CarPlay dongle is almost certainly a lot cheaper than getting an entire new car stereo with the proper hardware inside. If you really care about “having a wire” get a new car.
But the craziest thing about your statement is that Apple doesn’t “ask” anyone to get a wireless CarPlay dongle! It works with a lighting cable perfectly fine! 3 seconds to plug in a phone is hardly an ask. It takes longer just for the car stereo to turn itself on.
Am I missing something here, surely if you're using CarPlay wirelessly connected for long periods of time especially on Google maps etc then surely it will flatten the phone battery in no time. So surely a cable need to be connected to keep phone charged to re charging while driving.?
Is this only for new cars. Or will existing cars with display dashboard screen. I already have CarPlay but my dashboard is a screen with Audi UI.
A right step towards an actual Apple Car
this aged well
Just got an iPhone is this going to work on 2019 models
Me and my 2011 SUV are shedding tears that we won't be able to experience this :( Here's hoping my next car will get some of these cool features.
Will this work with the brand new 2024 Volkswagen Atlas?
Really hope Hyundai joins this list.
I feel like when it comes to tech, Hyundai is always the best
Ahh I want Buick to join. I just bought a new one and think this is super cool 😅
@@gotyaloot2125 My Tuscon has really great tech for sure, driving assistance is really far above the competition. Not a fan of the all-touchscreen controls though.
Hyundai is unreliable junk. Anyone who buys them needs to be prepared for loads of issues.
Do you think my 2022 GLB Mercedes will support this version of CarPlay when it’s available?
the future of cars is looking exciting
No
Release date?
Hope it’ll be compatible with existing cars with carplay rather than only 2023+ vehicles.
Yess i was thinking that
So would my current apple car play work like this too????
Will Kia / Hyundai get this as well? I really hope so
I think Hyundai
Maybe in like an iOS 16.2 something then maybe
It all comes off the phone so why not?
@@sko1beer Don't think all of this does tho, as the cars need to allow CarPlay to access all the main functions of the car and as they said, cars will be announced later this year, yes they will eventually but won't be the first adopters.
I hope the 2020 sonata gets this, I love the digital dash
Not working properly. I have to re-establish the connection every time I use it. I drive a 2022 Tucson.
The real question is… will this work with older models? Say 2020-21, or just new cars coming out?
So what if I have an aftermarket double din in a older car with car play will it change
I wish they used “Shut up and drive” by Rihanna
Honest a car play app where we can get the same screen but on our iPhone for people that don’t have touch screens in there car
Honestly glad porsche is on the list, curious to see how it'll be integrated as the gauge screen is 2 separate screens flanking a analog tachometer. Though alternatively might only be available in the Porsche Taycan (electric car) which has a single uninterrupted screen as its gauge cluster :/. I guess we will see.
I doubt my 2022 Q5 will have anything cool with this update. I guess I’ll buy a 2024 i4 to take advantage of this update.
Pretty sure this would work with the cayenne
@@djellz5068 if it works with the 2019 and newer cayennes it'll probably work with the 2017+ Panameras and 2020+ 911's as they have nearly identical gauge clusters. I own a current gen panamera so I hope. Also own a 2019 911 which has apple carplay but the previous gauge cluster with the small screen so I hope they do something for that. Porsche has always been good on supporting their cars even offering to retrofit classic 911 with apple carplay so I have hope they'll do something with the 991.2 but almost certain they do things for the current generation of cars with that split gauge cluster.
I doubt this would work with existing cars, this will need you to buy a new car
@@arunmfive like the Apple Car key. Required a $60k car. I don’t know what other cars besides BMW that use it.
Can we make a choice of which garage door to open finally? I am stuck on the least used.
Bro the Lexus LX 600 needs this bad fr
Will they also be reducing the battery life with IOS 16?
Does anybody know if existing cars would support this? I hope I'm not expected to buy a whole new car just for this feature...
definitely gonna need new hardware for this, I dont think any vehicles on the market right now. apple said in the event that cars with support for this would show up in late 2023
Your car needs to have Apple car play and have a compatible screen
Apple said cars supporting this would begin shipping late 2023 ua-cam.com/video/5g42dQ08W9U/v-deo.html
@@benbranca The CarPlay interface is already being rendered by your iPhone; your car merely acts as an external monitor. In my limited knowledge of how all this works, I imagine the iPhone only needing to be fed car status information (i.e., speed, temperature, etc.) and using that to create a unique render for the digital gauge. I imagine the only complexity is cars that do not utilize their infotainment systems to manage or keep an eye on climate settings, and instead use separate controllers. In that case, I think Apple should simply omit that function for those cars. In theory, this should take the load off the car's own processor, as the iPhone will be doing all the heavy lifting, and might save the need for more extensive hardware.
I would guess that would be technically possible with existing cars that support car play, but not via usb.
I would think it may be possible from utilising the OBD2 Port for the data from the car to be routed to the phone
So do i have to buy a new car? Just bought my new car nissan almera 2022 vl n-sport
Good for Apple, they let Google and others get a jump on them, by getting more into the digital instrument cluster and infotainment screen systems in vehicles, I would want to see how crisp the digital cluster is and what about the heads-up display (HUD) or argument reality, I still have a lot of questions though
Android auto is better
@@cooliipie mmmm no 🙃
Most modern screens in cars are 1080p. So pretty crisp imo.
If you notice, Apple always lets the little guys go first.. real simple formula, "show the world what you have, then we'll finish blowing them away.. "
But I think as people wake up to what privacy actually means, especially now that apps have to beg iPhone users for more access instead of just being able to take it *Zuckerberg*, I think people will either demand more, or just continue to switch to Apple instead of Android, Ring, Nest or any other company matter fact, they all should be giving those devices away with the way they handle privacy and data..
Most of us don't even have google as default search engine anymore so much data.. pretty much just a price issue now, Apple will leave a hole in your pockets once you're in the ecosystem..
Google is easy cut road more than apple map lol
wait so only new cars will have this feature or will unit update for all cars that have screens
The idea is probably to make it where you can customize your car to make it more you, like how you can with the Apple Watch and the Lock Screen with iOS 16 on iPhone
I have a kia rio 2019
Carplay works only with old iPhones ,but my iphone 13 doesn’t connect to the car..
I don’t understand who that’s possible
"Vehicles will START to be ANNOUNCED late NEXT YEAR"
Vaporware
not to mention "*LATE*" next year
Don’t know if you’ve noticed, but the auto industry moves very slowly.
@@Crs664 Apple moves far, far slower. This isn't an auto industry issue, kiddo
Works with the new Audi A7?
Cause i have a virtual Cockpit
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING !
i want to know why my apple phone not apple to use apple car play, it was working fine until a few days , it started showing device not supported , my car is VW 2019 and the phone is iphone 13 , how to do i fix this ?
Honestly, as an Apple fan, yeah it looks great. But Apple apps itself does not work well with the iDrive of BMW or MBUX of Mercedes. I think car brands will make this an option, otherwise their Marketing Managers should be fired. The systems of different brands are their USP. Would be foolish to change everything to Apple.
What is a USP just wondering
@@jollyronacher Unique selling point*
All that is part of apple CarPlay system when it is being used, while not being used the car will just be in the normal default. Not everyone uses apple CarPlay even when they have an iPhone so all of those features are only there when wanted and apple CarPlay is turned on. if not they will be turned off and the car will run like normal from the factory.
I paid 35k jpy to use carplay wired on my mbux and I don’t use it much since mbux is badly integrated into GLC screen.
It should be free
CarPlay doesn’t work well in my Audi also
This is not for current CarPlay enabled cars.
Apple carplay to gain control of the car's telemetry ... it would be a great UX boost but probably strategic suicide for the automakers. So I expect a lot of defences.
Couldn't agree more. Perfectly put in words.
When this subscription will start?
i got so excited when i saw this, i started wiggling. this is literally everything i wanted with CarPlay.
we can have a tesla driving experience without buying a tesla
I wonder if it would work on my 2020 accord.
@@jza_23 think it's only with cars that haven't been released yet, as they said the cars will start to be announced later next year. 3:26
@@byzaha1238 late next year*
@@CROtiger94 Thanks, didn’t notice I wrote this year.
Does this includes toyota raize g Philippines
So you’re saying 79% of car buyers own an iphone?
In the US maybe…
No 79% person who own car own an iphone.
In the US, which is the country they are using for their statistics, iPhone is the most popular smartphone
@@theogKavani and why do they always have to talk as if the US alone was the representation of the entire globe!? Lol….
@@alanmay7929 Well, they did “79% of US buyers” lol
will this automatically update in my current vehicle? or will car manufacturers have to update their apple car play interface as well? I have a 2022 Mercedes GLC300. So when IOS 16 comes out, will my apple carpay automatically look different?
No. It is hardware dependent. It will be many years before this is widespread.
For the majority of people this isn't something they'll be able to use for another 5-10 years due to how slowly the infotainment systems seem to be updated on economy cars, and the fact that most people aren't going to changing their vehicle to a brand new car all that frequently
Or the fact they almost never update current infotainment. You pretty much always have to buy the newest model year to get anything new.
That’s the part that’s making me kind of sad. I don’t think our Honda Oddesy 2020 will get it, guess I’ll get used to CarPlay for a longer time.
i swear our phones are way better than the infotainment systems in current economic cars. The phones most people have nowadays can probably single handedly do all of this if they let the phones do all the processing.
Stop being poor then?
@@dr.haroldweinstein5157 ah thx didn't think about that
i have carplay in my car but i rather use buetooth. bluetooth is much more stable when you hear music. in carplay i have a ton of interrupts and playback failures
It would be nice if they updated their system to have Netflix and UA-cam, but only when parked like a Tesla.
ipad can do the job better! Cause watching these while in parking will burn a lot of fuel and it is better to watch on phone or ipad.
Can i do this with my 2018 chev Malibu premier?
I’m assuming this has to be granted special permission of some sort from the PCM/ECU? If they wish to get that technical with it. Unless the radio itself is going to be heavily integrated into the CAN bus system.
When will this start
Surprised they haven’t released it on BMWs already seen as they have an ongoing partnership
I was thinking the same thing. My 2020 X5 has CarPlay but I didn’t see BMW on the list of manufacturers. I thought BMW was supposed to be a pretty tech-savvy car.
@@Nutwigg1 dw I’m sure it’ll be the first to get it lol just like digital key and wireless CarPlay
When will apple release an iPhone with qaudhd resolution, honestly iphone lack good speakers&screen for the price point
I wonder if car manufacture would have to do something special to implement this, or if Apple just has so much work on the back end to make this work on any screen (and size) in the car.
I really hope this isn’t something only for 2023 model year and beyond cars
Nope, it’s just an upgrade to add more functionalities from your phone to the car! Other manufacturers already uses android OS for their cars for example polestar
It’s very likely that most manufactures will not provide software upgrades or support for older models. There may also be hardware limitations.
@@Arielh100 it’s less likely lol…
It’s more than likely only gonna be on new cars from 2023 and up
@@alanmay7929 She implies the system is going to be able to make changes to vehicle telemetry meaning that the radio itself must be deeply tied into the CAN BUS system of the car. Even then, how does CarPlay even get OBDII access anyway? Unless I’m missing something.
The new functions works on older 2020 vehicle?
Part of a cars "personality" is the instrument cluster, the switches, the gauges etc. Allowing Apple to homogenise a very important part of the cars personality is a little strange, So I get into a Porsche or a Lamborghini and the cluster looks the same? More-so it feels the same. Not sure this is a step in the right direction.
You misunderstand, CarPlay only works when you plug your iPhone directly into a car that supports it and you enable it. Apple isn't forcing the software onto anybody, this is entirely optional.
@@ImAyeGuest No I do understand. If plugging in my phone makes the whole dash Apple when I want to use CarPlay that's a problem,. I hope the experience is selectable and doesn't immediately take over the car if you want to enabled CarPlay the way it is right now.
@@KmanAust I don't think you do, because I already touched on that in my original comment. You are not forced to use CarPlay, if you do not wish to use it you can always disable it. I'm not sure if all cars are like this but every CarPlay compatible car I've driven doesn't have CarPlay completely take over right when you connect your phone, you still have to hit the CarPlay button in the car's menu. So disabling isn't even necessary in at least some cars.
@@ImAyeGuest Dude what drugs are you on? I LIKE CARPLAY in it's current incarnation. I want to continue to use it as it is. I hope that if I do I am not forced to make CarPlay take over the whole car. Are we both speaking English? Check your comprehension.
will this work on the 2020 honda accord 1.5t???? I have the 2 circle gauges screens
OMG THIS IS GONNA BE GREAT IF APPLE IS ABLE TO TAP INTO MY FULL DIGITAL DASHBOARD AND GIVE ME A COOL LAYOUT
Will this work on my lada?
I don’t know, as a designer, I don’t like the idea for every piece of equipment I own to look like the graphics typical of an apple device. I like the design that my car’s own screen came with.
Agreed. Childish fonts and graphics to appease the troglodytes have no place in a luxury car
As a DeSiGnEr lol. It’s all about UX AND Design. Most of the automakers have terrible UI. Android Auto and CarPlay are a god send.
In HK, most of bmw idrive is not upgradable, you have the get the latest model to have the iDrive that can work with CarPlay
So does the car have to support this? Or any current car with CarPlay will have to update?
Me having a CarPlay double din stereo in my clapped out 20 year old pickup.
i have a 12 year old fiat 500 and i have the 2din caplay too 😂😂
I still drive my 1990 Honda Accord. Y’all got a tape cassette adapter that’s compatible with my iPhone 3S?
game changer! buy apple stock!
Apple is undervalued. Should be 195 per share IMO. >:)
@@darkshadow955 it’s overvalued tbh
@@SIIKAP1 Between me and you, I agree. I hope it crashes honestly. I want to buy more apple on the cheaper side.
@@darkshadow955 yeah same here lol
Where can I buy apple Stocks ?.
Did they fix the plug in problem. 90% of the time wired car play you have to unplug USB port and plug back in for it to work
touch screen for every setting is just another distraction while driving, at least make it bigger lol
@Roger Vieira there's already a bunch of dumbasses driving while playing on their phone old people young people they all do it
They need to make a Robinhood app so that I can keep an eye on my stocks while driving 📈📉
Agree!!
😂
Best way to get into an accident.
You can go bankrupt and commit suicide in one go. Excellent idea!
And you can have a competition with yourself to see what crashes first…
Do I have to buy a new car to have this update?
this will be interesting to see how/if it'll work with GMC and their denali's
will this work on BMW F series with digital instrument panel?
be nice if they just allowed youtube as an app you could use without any bs. would love to just chill out if i’m ever waiting on someone and just watch youtube until then.
I love this! Even if it was only accessible in park it would be cool
@@Raini2727 heck yes!
Yes bro
Is this compatible with Lada 1200?
I really hope they fix the issue of dropping out, its so annoying when you are listening to a podcast or music and it just decides to drop!!
Will this work with a 2017 Lexus RX350?
I can't wait for the future Apple presentation announcing with great fanfare that Carplay supports physical knobs because after extended market research they discovered that having a tactile feel of your options is important when driving a car.
my bmw has carplay and works with the knobs 🤡
but it isnt important
probably already does
How do i get it?????
This looks amazing!
What happen with VW or Audi ??
Am I the only person who hates the bloated dashboard screen? What the hell do you need to see widgets in your car for? Why do you need to see a digital analog clock? Even the front facing console UI seems incredibly unnecessary. The center console is all you need and it's the only area they should be messing with with your car.
That’s the point, and that’s the beauty of software… You’ll be able to show just what you want to see how you want to see it, it’s the ultimate in personalization
Did you even watch the video? That’s the entire point; being able to customize what you want in your car. Anything else to complain about?
But what is it going to look like in a regular car I have an alpine 9 inch flatscreen with Apple CarPlay I do not have a huge digital display in my 2016 jeep renegade I’m anxious to see what it’s gonna look like on regular head units
Probably not going to be supported. You will need a new vehicle with the proper hardware
Unlikely to be supported
So vehicle manufacturers are just gonna allow a major software company full control of their hardware including sensors which provide a multitude of data? A company who also wants to produce their own vehicle? This will be interesting!
They’ve never said they want to produce their own vehicle. That’s just rumors that’ll probably never come to fruition. Or at least not any time soon. It is interesting to see how this actually integrates with the car instead of basically casting a screen to the dash display
@@theogKavani even if that were true allowing that much data to be controlled by a third party company is risky. Some companies will be curious to try it but I don't see all manufacturers hoping on that train immediately. I mean everything computerized by the vehicle will be given full access to Apple.
@@denziiey look at the list of manufacturers announced it’s quite a bit for pre launch so you can bet more and more car manufacturers will join!
Can this fix the stupid split screen that my bmw idrive has ?
What does this mean for the existing CarPlay device owners ? Will our current Carplay be able to be updated by software to take advantage of these new Carplay features like Tesla does for their updates or will we just be screwed and have to buy a whole new Carplay unit ?
IF manufacturers are lazy enough to buy into this, then yes you will need a new car because im very sure better chips would be needed to support this.
Will Hyundai be on the list?
I wonder if there will be any changes or new features to the standard small screen CarPlay on iOS 16. As of today in Beta 4 there seems to be no significant changes to iOS 15. Would love to see a new UI.
fr they think we have a long a$$ tv in our car haha
This will be available to late next year? That sucks
Cool concept but I won’t buy a new vehicle just for this feature.
I’m going to put sugar in your current car’s gas tank
For what car is this for?
sucks that us with 2022 cars won’t get any new features! 😭
Yes you will. This is an IOS update. It will work on cars with Apple CarPlay.
some info such as speed is already showing in my dash board, why car play want to change it to car play version
Didn’t see Toyota on the list but I think they will have it too especially on the 2023 GR Corolla which has a fully digital instrument cluster
Toyota is slow to add new technology they are just adding CarPlay in 2020/2020 vehicles
Apart from them being slow maybe, they might also go for Android Automotive, which is Google's operating system that takes over the whole car, similar to this
UA-cam won’t play the video just sound in CarPlay how do bypass?
apple stay winning
Why not Hyundai ? Almost all models have apple car play and newer models have digital odometers.
Come on Toyota get on the list !
They are slow
When can we watch netflix tho🥺 or youtube
Lexus not in the picture?
Lexus didn’t adopt CarPlay until 2019, you really think they’d adopt this update
only "initial partner" toyota is also adopt applecar lately
thats how toyota does things, they are always slow to new tech and prioritize reliability first
@@jordanzs521 lol….Toyota quality is garbage now a days.