Next-Gen Apple CarPlay Previewed on Porsche

Apple’s latest teasers show that their next-generation Apple CarPlay, arriving in 2024, will be more integrated into future car interiors. Here is a preview of how it will look!

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In 2022, Apple unveiled an enhanced version of CarPlay with a unique feature – the ability to extend its influence beyond just the touchscreen to encompass all screens within a vehicle. Recently, Apple provided glimpses of its customized designs in collaboration with luxury sports car manufacturers, Aston Martin and Porsche, showcasing the versatility of the system.

Related: Porsche’s EV Macan Offers Augmented Reality HUD and New Infotainment

In the Aston Martin rendering, CarPlay takes command of the infotainment screen and the instrument cluster, featuring elegant silver gauges outlined in racing green, framing the album cover art of the media being played. On the Porsche front, the system extends control to the central touchscreen, instrument cluster, and passenger screen, all adorned with the iconic houndstooth (Pepita) pattern associated with the brand.

Related: Porsche’s All-New Electric Macan – First Look

The instrument cluster incorporates a central dial with a speedometer on the left and a lap timer on the right. Beyond aesthetic appeal, these designs leverage advanced technology, fulfilling Apple’s promise at the Worldwide Developers Conference to extract vehicle data for functionalities such as the speedometer, battery gauge, and fuel gauge. The overarching goal is to seamlessly integrate the iPhone experience into the vehicle, providing access to apps, contacts, and personalized settings through the infotainment system, while ensuring that car data remains private and is handled in a privacy-friendly manner.

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