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GM Takes a Bold Step Away from CarPlay and Android Auto, Prioritizing Safety and Profitability - Vimarsana News

GM Takes a Bold Step Away from CarPlay and Android Auto, Prioritizing Safety and Profitability

General Motors(GM) has announced its decision to slowly phase out Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from its vehicle range.

GM vs. CarPlay: General Motor's infotainment solution will backfire - Vimarsana News

GM vs. CarPlay: General Motor's infotainment solution will backfire

BGR reported that GM plans to ditch Apple CarPlay for its 2024 EVs and on. Now the company explained why – and I'm not convinced.

Source: bgr.com
General Motors' Executive Says It Is Getting Rid Of Apple CarPlay To Keep Drivers Safe From Harm - Vimarsana News

General Motors' Executive Says It Is Getting Rid Of Apple CarPlay To Keep Drivers Safe From Harm

Apple CarPlay will not be used in future General Motors vehicles, with the company executive stating that it is keeping drivers’ safety in mind

GM thinks MotorTrend "misrepresented" its own executive's comments about CarPlay and Android Auto. - Vimarsana News

GM thinks MotorTrend "misrepresented" its own executive's comments about CarPlay and Android Auto.

Yesterday, we linked to a MotorTrend story paraphrasing GM infotainment head Tim Babbitt as saying CarPlay and Android Auto can actually distract drivers. In an email to The Verge, GM communications director Anna Yu said his comments weren’t accurately reflected, adding:

GM thinks Apple CarPlay, Android Auto make cars less safe - Vimarsana News

GM thinks Apple CarPlay, Android Auto make cars less safe

A GM representative said eliminating Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity means drivers will look at their phones less often, but the company hasn't studied the issue.