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Every car compatible with Apple CarPlay

Want to smarten up your ride? Here's a list of all the cars with CarPlay support

Apple CarPlay has spread across the automotive industry since it was released in 2014. It has gone through several evolutions, it’s more convenient and more user-friendly than ever before, and the list of companies that make it available has grown significantly in the past few years. Even holdouts like Toyota have warmed up to CarPlay, a move largely spurred by overwhelming demand from customers.

The carmaking world is excited about Apple CarPlay and the advancement it gives to the driving experience. But before you jump in, make sure your car is compatible with the software before you purchase. We’ve compiled a comprehensive list of every vehicle on the market compatible with Apple CarPlay’s technology. Some companies will charge additional fees for installation or require you to purchase a different model or trim level if you want to add it on. If you’re an Android person, we’ve made a complete guide for Android Auto.

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Acura – Cadillac

Make

Model

Acura 2019-on ILX
  2018-on MDX
2017-on NSX
2019-on RDX
2018-on TLX
Alfa Romeo 2018-on Giulia
2018-on Stelvio
Aston Martin 2017-on DB9 Volante
2017-on Rapide
2017-on Vanquish
2017-on Vantage
2021-on DBX
Audi 2017-on A3
2017-on A4
2017-on A5
2017-on A6
2017-on A7
2019-on E-Tron
2021-on E-Tron Sportback
2022-on E-Tron GT
2022-on Q4 E-Tron
2019-on Q3
2018-on Q5

2017-on Q7

2019-on Q8

2017-on R8
2017-on TT
 Bentley 2017-on Bentayga
2019-on Continental
BMW 2017-on 2 Series
 2017-on 3 Series
2017-on 4 Series
 2017-on 5 Series
2017-on 6 Series
2017-on 7 Series
2018-on 8 Series
2018-on i3
2022-on i4
2019-on i8
2022-on iX
2018-on X1
2018-on X2
2017-on X3
2017-on X4
2017-on X5
2017-on X6
2019-on Z4
 Buick 2018-on Enclave
2017-on Encore
2017-on Envision
2016-on LaCrosse
  2016-on Regal
 Cadillac 2016-on ATS
2016-on ATS-V
2020-on CT4
2020-on CT5
2016-on CT6
2016-on CTS
2016-on CTS-V
2016 ELR
2016-on Escalade
2023-on Lyriq
2019-on XT4
2017-on XT5
2020-on XT6
2016-on XTS

Chevrolet – Dodge

Make

Model

 Chevrolet 2017-on Aveo
2019-on Blazer
2017-on Bolt EV
2022-on Bolt EUV
2016-on Camaro
2016-on Camaro Convertible
2016-on Colorado
2016-on Corvette
2016-on Corvette Convertible

2016-on Cruze

2018-on Equinox

2016-on Impala
2016-on Malibu
2016-on Silverado
2016-on Silverado HD
2024-on Silverado EV
2017-on Sonic
2016-on Spark
2016-on Suburban
2016-on Tahoe
2021-on Trailblazer
2018-on Traverse
2017-on Trax
2016-on Volt
Chrysler 2017-on 300
2018-on Pacifica
 Dodge 2017-on Challenger
2017-on Charger
2018-on Durango
2019-on Journey

Ferrari – GMC

Make

Model

Ferrari 2016-on 488 GTB
  2022-on 296 GTB

2016-on 488 Spider

2018-on 812 Superfast
2016-on California T
2020-on F8 Tributo
2016-on F12 tdf
2016-on F12 Berlinetta
2016-on FF
2017-on GTC4Lusso
2018-on Portofino
2021-on Roma
 Fiat 2017-on 500
2017-on 500L

2018-on 500X

 Ford 2017-on C-Max
2021-on Bronco
2021-on Bronco Sport
2018-on EcoSport
2017-on Edge
2017-on Escape
2017-on Expedition
2017-on Explorer
 2017-on F-150
2017-on Fiesta
 2017-on Flex
2017-on Focus
2017-on Fusion
2022-on Maverick
2017-on Mustang
2021-on Mustang Mach-E
2017-on Super Duty
 2017-on Taurus
2017-on Transit
2017-on Transit Connect
 Genesis 2019-on G70
2017-on G80
2019-on G90
2022-on GV70
2021-on GV80
 GMC 2017-on Acadia
2016-on Canyon
2022-on Hummer EV
2016-on Sierra
2018-on Terrain
2016-on Yukon
2016-on Yukon XL

Honda – Maserati

Make

Model

Honda 2016-on Accord

2016-on Civic

2017-on CR-V
2018-on Fit
2019-on HR-V
2019-on Insight
2018-on Odyssey
2019-on Passport
2017-on Pilot
2017-on Ridgeline
 Hyundai 2019-on Accent
2015-on Azera
2017-on Elantra
2016-on Elantra GT
2015-on Genesis

2017-on Ioniq

2022-on Ioniq 5

2017-on Kona

2020-on Palisade

2022-on Santa Cruz
2017-on Santa Fe
2017-on Santa Fe Sport
2019-on Santa Fe XL
2015-on Sonata
2016-on Tuscon
2016-on Veloster
2020-on Venue
Infiniti 2020-on Q50
2020-on Q60
2020-on QX50
2022-on QX55
2020-on QX80
 Jaguar  2019-on E-Pace
2019-on F-Pace
2019-on F-Type
2019-on I-Pace
2019-on XE
2019-on XF
2019-on XJ
 Jeep  2017-on Compass
2020-on Gladiator
2018-on Grand Cherokee
2022-on Grand Wagoneer
2018-on Renegade
2022-on Wagoneer
2018-on Wrangler
 Kia 2017-on Cadenza
2022-on EV6
2017-on Forte
2017-on Forte5
2017-on Forte Koup
2018-on K900
2017-on Niro
2015-on Optima
2015-on Sedona
2017-on Sorento
2014-on Soul
2015-on Soul EV
2017-on Sportage
2018-on Stinger
2020-on Telluride
 Lamborghini 2017 Centenario
2019-on Huracan
2019-on Sian
2019-on Urus
 Land Rover 2020-on Defender
2019-on Discovery
2019-on Discovery Sport
2019-on Evoque
2019-on Range Rover
2019-on Range Rover Sport
2019-on Velar
Lexus 2019-on ES
  2021-on IS
  2019-on LC
  2019-on LS
  2019-on NX
  2019-on RC
  2020-on RX
2019-on UX
 Lincoln 2020-on Aviator
2017-on Continental
2020-on Corsair
2017-on MKC
2017-on MKS
2017-on MKT
 2017-on MKX
 2017-on MKZ
2019-on Nautilus
2017-on Navigator
Maserati 2017-on Ghibli
  2018-on GranCabrio
  2018-on GranTurismo
2017-on Levante
2017-on Quattroporte
Mazda 2020-on CX-30
2019-on CX5
2022-on CX50
2019-on CX9
2019-on Madza3
2018-on Mazda6
2022-on MX30

Mercedes-Benz – Subaru

Make

Model

Mercedes-Benz 2019-on A-Class
  2019-on C-Class
  2016-on CLA
2016-on CLS
2016-on E-Class Cabriolet
2016-on E-Class Coupe
2016-on E-Class Sedan
2023-on EQE
2022-on EQS
2016-on GLA
2020-on GLB
2018-on GLC
2016-on GLE
2017-on GLS

2018-on S-Class

2018-on SL

Mini 2018-on Clubman
2018-on Countryman
2019-on Hardtop
 Mitsubishi 2018-on Eclipse Cross
2017-on i-MiEV
2016-on Mirage
2016-on Mirage G4
2017-on Outlander
2018-on Outlander Sport
 Nissan 2019-on Altima
2022-on Ariya
2021-on Armada
2022-on Frontier
2018-on GT-R
2018-on Kicks
2018-on Leaf
2017-on Maxima
2017-on Murano
2022-on Pathfinder
2018-on Rogue
2019-on Titan
 Porsche 2017-on 718
2017-on 911
2017-on Cayenne
2017-on Macan
2017-on Panamera
2020-on Taycan
Ram 2018-on 1500
2018-on 2500
2018-on 3500
2018-on 4500
Rolls-Royce 2020-on Cullinan
2020-on Dawn
2020-on Ghost
2020-on Phantom
2020-on Wraith
 Subaru 2019-on Ascent
2018-on BRZ
2018-on Crosstrek
2019-on Forester
2017-on Impreza
2018-on Legacy
2018-on Outback
2019-on WRX
2019-on WRX STI

Toyota – Volvo

Make

Model

Toyota 2020-on 4Runner
  2019-on Avalon
2020-on Corolla
2022-on Corolla Cross
2019-on Corolla Hatch
2019-on Camry
2019-on C-HR
2020-on Highlander
2021-on Mirai
2020-on Prius Prime
2019-on RAV4
2020-on Sequoia
2019-on Sienna
2020-on Supra
2020-on Tacoma
2020-on Tundra
2021-on Venza
2020-on Yaris
 Volkswagen 2019-on Arteon
2017-on Atlas
2016-on Beetle
2016-on CC
2016-on e-Golf
2016-on Golf
2016-on GTI
2021-on ID.4
2016-on Jetta
2016-on Passat
2022-on Taos
2016-on Tiguan
 Volvo 2022-on C40 Recharge
2019-on S60
2017-on S90
2019-on V60
2017-on V90
2019-on XC40
2018-on XC60
2016-on XC90
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