GM Unveils New User Interface, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Both Stay - Le Guide de l'auto
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Remember back in 2023 when General Motors announced its plan to phase out Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from its vehicles, starting with EVs? Well, the company has listened to the widespread criticism and is reversing its decision. The brand new user interface debuting on the upcoming 2027 Chevrolet Silverado and 2027 GMC Sierra integrates these technologies into GM's native infotainment system. As a result, drivers will no longer need to switch between them since both will share the central screen, as shown in the pictures released by GM. Following its full-size pickups, GM will roll out the new user interface across its broader portfolio, though no specific timeline was provided. The automaker did confirm that this applies to electric, gas and diesel-powered vehicles. In what other ways is the experience reinvented? For starters, high-contrast hardware with richer colours makes the displays easier and more enjoyable to read. This includes an instrument cluster that reflects the active drive mode and provides the appropriate details - such as when using the Super Cruise hands-free driving system. The latter, by the way, features new 3D visualizations showing traffic, lane markings and other real-time information. On the main screen, the home screen has been redesigned with standard split-view capability, as we previously mentioned. When Apple CarPlay or Android Auto is not...
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