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.
The coverage centers GM's dual track: preserving CarPlay/Android Auto on certain gasoline models while moving away from these interfaces on most future EVs, and the PG&E Smart Charge Bundle as a consumer-focused convenience. Watch how outlets balance the tech interface continuity for gas vehicles with the shift to GM's own system for EVs.
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US coverage highlights the new Smart Charge Bundle as a way to simplify home charging during EV ownership.
Less emphasis on the continued CarPlay/Android Auto availability in gas models beyond the specific 2027 Silverado/Sierra note.
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