General Motors will be one of the few automakers to ditch support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Apple CarPlay and ...

Apple CarPlay has been around for over a decade and has become nearly ubiquitous in infotainment systems. See the first cars ...

GM’s CEO Mary Barra explained in The Verge’s “Decoder” podcast that there were business and customer service-related factors ...

Many touch-screen car controls are frustrating. If we ever want to fix that, we're going to have to cut the cord.

GM plans to drop Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone projection from its future gas-powered vehicle lineup.

Goodbye to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto since General Motors' new AI system is said to be an integrated infotainment system ...

For consumers, the choice is becoming clear. If you love CarPlay and GM, buy an internal combustion vehicle from Buick, ...

In a new statement to 9to5Mac, a GM spokesperson reiterates that the company isn’t making any changes to existing vehicles: “We are not making any changes to existing vehicles. If your car supports ...

It won't happen overnight, but the popular phone-mirroring feature will disappear on future models, says GM CEO Mary Barra.

Some automakers have ditched Apple CarPlay, while others make it easy for you to use. What are the pros and cons?

General Motors CEO Mary Barra said switching from the car’s native interface to CarPlay and back can be “clunky”.

Apple CarPlay smartphone mirroring is already a must-have for infotainment systems across vehicle classes and price ranges. And as screens like BMW’s Curved Display and Mercedes-Benz’s Hyperscreen ...