Apple Shares Master List of CarPlay Vehicles Available Worldwide

Apple has published an official master list of CarPlay vehicles available in the U.S. and other countries. The list contains over 100 new 2016 and 2017 models from 21 auto manufacturers, including Audi, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Citroën, DS Automobiles, Ferrari, Ford, GMC, Honda, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Mitsubishi, Opel, Porsche, Peugeot, Seat, Škoda, Suzuki, Volkswagen and Volvo.

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CarPlay provides hands-free or eyes-free access to Maps, Phone, Messages, Music, Podcasts and third-party apps including Spotify, Rdio, iHeartRadio, CBS Radio and MLB At Bat. The platform uses Siri and interfaces with your vehicle's knobs, dials and buttons for safer access to common iPhone features. The software is compatible with iPhone 5 or later running iOS 8 or above.

Apple CarPlay Vehicles

Audi

2017 Q7
2017 A4

Buick

2016 LaCrosse
2016 Regal

Cadillac

2016 ATS
2016 ATS Coupe
2016 ATS-V
2016 ELR
2016 CTS
2016 CTS-V
2016 XTS
2016 Escalade
2016 Escalade ESV
2016 CT6

Chevrolet

2016 Spark
2016 Cruze
2016 Malibu
2016 Camaro
2016 Camaro Convertible
2016 Silverado
2016 Silverado HD
2016 Impala
2016 Volt
2016 Corvette
2016 Corvette Convertible
2016 Colorado
2016 Tahoe
2016 Suburban

Citroën

2016 C3
2016 C4
2016 C5
2016 Berlingo Multispace

DS Automobiles

2016 DS 3
2016 DS 3 Cabrio
2016 DS 4
2016 DS 5

Ferrari

2016 California T
2016 488 Spider
2016 488 GTB
2016 F12 Berlinetta
2016 F12 tdf
2016 FF

Ford

2017 Ford Escape

GMC

2016 Canyon
2016 Yukon
2016 Yukon XL
2016 Sierra

Honda

2016 Accord
2016 Civic
2017 NSX

Hyundai

2016 Sonata
2017 Elantra

Mercedes

2016 A-Class
2016 B-Class
2016 GLE-Class
2016 CLA-Class
2016 CLS-Class
2016 E-Class Coupe
2016 E-Class Cabriolet
2016 GLA-Class

Mitsubishi

2016 Pajero
2017 Mirage

Opel

2016 Adam
2016 KARL
2016 Corsa
2016 Astra
2016 Insignia

Porsche

2016 911
2017 Macan

Peugeot

2016 208
2016 Partner Teepe

Seat

2016 Ibiza
2016 Leon
2016 Toledo
2016 Alhambra

Škoda

2016 Superb
2016 Fabia
2016 Rapid
2016 Octavia
2016 Yeti

Suzuki

2016 Baleno
2016 Vitara
2016 SX4 S-CROSS
2016 Ciaz

Volkswagen

2016 Jetta
2016 Passat
2016 CC
2016 Beetle
2016 Beetle Cabrio
2016 Golf
2016 GTI
2016 Golf R
2016 e-Golf
2016 Tiguan
2016 Golf SportWagen
2016 Fox
2016 Polo
2016 Scirocco
2016 Sharan
2016 Spacefox
2016 Touran
2016 Lamando

Volvo

2016 XC90
2017 S90

Starting with iOS 9.3, CarPlay will support the New and For You sections in Apple Music along with a Nearby feature in Maps for discovering the best local restaurants, coffee shops and more.

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rhodiad

36 months ago

SUBARU!!!! *shakes fist*

Rating: 6 Votes

jayhawk11

36 months ago

Too much to ask for the model list to be alphabetized?

Rating: 2 Votes

dilbert99

36 months ago

A lot of missing makes/models in there...

Rating: 2 Votes

ShinySteelRobot

36 months ago

No BMW. Bummer.

Rating: 1 Votes

johncarync

36 months ago

For reference: Major brands sold in the US that are NOT on the list:
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Acura*
Alpha Romeo*
Aston Martin
Bently
BMW*
Chrysler*
Dodge*
Fiat*
Infiniti
Jaguar*
Jeep*
Kia*
Lamborghini
Land Rover*
Lexus
Lotus
Lincoln
Masarati
Mazda*
Mini
Nissan*
Ram*
Rolls Royce
Scion
Smart
Subaru*
Tesla
Toyota*

*Listed as a partner on Apple's CarPlay website (https://www.apple.com/ios/carplay/) so they have something in the works just not released yet.

Rating: 1 Votes

Martinpa

36 months ago

No kidding. I keep reading that cars, sedans for sure, are on the decline because people like me prefer SUV's and trucks. What can I say, I like to sit a bit taller with room for more than one passenger.

Yeah, my next car would ideally be a high-clearance 4x4 so I could get to some hard to reach places (off-road in national parks and forests for landscape photography) and apart from the Tiguan there isn't much... And like, almost every other Chevrolet is listed, but the Trax, then no Mazda, no Jeep, no Toyota... Although somewhat of a minor feature, I would much rather my next car comes with it...

Rating: 1 Votes

Starflyer

36 months ago

Come on Infiniti!

Rating: 1 Votes

johncarync

36 months ago

A lot or marquees don't appear on the list because they are owned by their parent brand. The only ones it appears not participating are Aston Martin, Lotus, and Tesla.

I disagree with your assumption. The list of non participants appears to be accurate. I did research and Bentley is not investigating CarPlay at this time (http://appleinsider.com/articles/15/03/13/apple-inc-drives-carplay-adoption-deep-into-the-auto-industry-at-least-outside-of-china). Lexus, which is owned by Toyota but not on Apple's list, is also not considering CarPlay at this time (http://bigstory.ap.org/article/040b2996b1e14ccf81fe19f2232773ef/car-brands-plans-apple-carplay-googles-android-auto). Apple SEPARATELY lists all makes from Fiat Chrysler as CarPlay partners: Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Jeep, and Ram. So it would appear that Apple is listing not just "parent brands" but all brands.

Rating: 1 Votes

rhodiad

36 months ago

My new cars was going to be a Subaru, this may change that...

My next car will be a Subaru. Only question is how long from now that will be.

Rating: 1 Votes

dwaltwhit

36 months ago

It feels silly to base my car purchase on carplay. But then I think about it. I keep cars for about 10 years. I spend about 2 hours or so a day in the car. I think this really is a non-negotiable for me. I've got a few more years on my current car (08 jeep compass) but I will definitely have carplay in my next car. Jeep, and other announced partners, and beyond, really need to get going on this.

I don't think this is a deal breaker for everyone, but i do think it's a growing number.

Rating: 1 Votes

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