Tesla has finally decided that it’s about time to add support for Apple CarPlay in its vehicles. Tesla is one of the few on the market, and among market leaders, probably the only one who has not yet implemented Apple CarPlay support in its cars, explaining this with a multifunctional proprietary platform.
According to several sources cited by MacRumors, CarPlay for Tesla vehicles is already in the testing phase. The company reportedly discussed launching the feature “in the coming months,” but plans for its launch are still not finalized. A full-screen CarPlay interface is not to be expected – the system will run in a window. However, given the huge screens in Tesla cars, this is quite expected. Apparently, wireless CarPlay support will be implemented immediately, but not CarPlay Ultra.
Recently, in line with evolving consumer expectations, Tesla’s approach involves a heavy focus on refining its existing proprietary system, which has already been applauded for its sleek integration and vast functionality. By not rushing to include Apple CarPlay Ultra, Tesla seems to prioritize careful curation over mere innovation.
In the realm of automotive infotainment, many competitors have begun touting their CarPlay integration as a major selling point, yet Tesla appears poised to offer a more enriched, seamless experience unique to its user base. By enhancing voice control and connectivity features, Tesla’s infotainment system continues to stand out, providing a highly personalized and efficient user experience.
