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GM will continue to support CarPlay and Android Auto on certain gasoline models (2027 Silverado and Sierra) while planning to remove them from most future EVs, with a potential exception for the Cadillac LYRIQ. Concurrently, GM announced a partnership with PG&E to offer a Smart Charge Bundle to streamline EV charging at home.
According to 9to5Mac, GM says it is not bringing back phone projection support to cars from which it has been removed and is not changing its position on CarPlay and Android Auto. The automaker clarifies there will be no restoration of phone projection in previously removed vehicles. GM maintains its stance on CarPlay and Android Auto support.
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GM will continue to support CarPlay and Android Auto on certain gasoline models (2027 Silverado and Sierra) while planning to remove them from most future EVs, with a potential exception for the Cadillac LYRIQ. Concurrently, GM announced a partnership with PG&E to offer a Smart Charge Bundle to streamline EV charging at home.
