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- Last month, Apple introduced CarPlay Ultra, an advanced version of its vehicle software that enhances CarPlay's capabilities.
- CarPlay Ultra faces resistance because it requires deeper vehicle system access, prompting concerns about data control among automakers.
- Hyundai Motor Group and Porsche are moving forward with integrating CarPlay Ultra, whereas several other major European manufacturers have decided against supporting the new system.
- An Audi spokesperson said they reject CarPlay Ultra integration since they introduced a new MMI interface; Renault warned Apple not to invade their systems.
- Despite some automakers' reluctance, traditional CarPlay remains widely accepted, appearing in nearly all new US cars, and Apple remains optimistic about Ultra's growth.
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Actually, Apple wanted to conquer numerous vehicles with Carplay Ultra. Now it is clear from reports that some car manufacturers have spoken out against the software of the iPhone group. And that has a clear reason. read more on t3n.de
Apple is one of the most well-known companies in the world and one that ranks top on the list of most valuable companies. This is not something that should surprise us if we take into account its high prices, large sales and high profit margins. While Apple is known for its iPhones mainly, it also has desktop computers, laptops, tablets and other devices. In addition, it offers different services and we would have CarPlay Ultra as one of the lat…
A report in the Financial Times says several major automakers are pulling out of their previous commitments to support the updated software. German luxury carmakers Mercedes-Benz and Audi have distanced themselves from the system, along with Volvo, Polestar and Renault. This is a significant step back from Apple’s initial announcement in 2022, which initially listed 14 automakers as future CarPlay Ultra partners, including all of the aforement…
The development of the advanced version of Apple CarPlay is on the move, while several car manufacturers are announcing their withdrawal from the project. This decision raises questions about the future of Apple integration in connected vehicles.
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