One legacy auto equipment manufacturer is rivaling Apple and Android when it comes to the in-car experience.

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto have both redefined what in-car tech is capable of. What used to be a sluggish, confusing dashboard experience has now become an intuitive extension of your smartphone.

For many drivers, in-car technology doesn’t always keep up with the rapid pace of smartphone innovation. While newer vehicles often come equipped with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto by default, ...

Google Maps is king of the open road, with added features and more accurate navigation data ...

Android Auto and Apple CarPlay have tricks that make it seamless to get your phone's apps and features onto your car's built-in infotainment display. Thanks to them, you can easily access turn-by-turn ...

As General Motors moves to eliminate Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from its electric vehicles in North America, Cadillac is taking a different approach – at least in select international markets. All ...

The 2027 Chevy Bolt is poised to usher in a major evolution for Chevrolet’s affordable all-electric hatchback, introducing redesigned styling, updated technology, and a next-generation battery system.

GM isn’t alone in ditching Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Mercedes, Audi, Ford, and others are building their own infotainment systems—moves many see as blatant money grabs. General Motors just ...

Car infotainment systems used to be slow and clunky. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto changed that. They turned your car’s screen into a smart, phone-like interface. For many drivers, plugging in a ...

If you hop into a General Motors EV (save for the Cadillac Lyriq), one thing you're not going to find is Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The automaker phased out both phone-mirroring systems in favor ...