Apple has acknowledged that the next generation of CarPlay is behind schedule, despite rarely missing self-imposed deadlines. Originally teased in 2022, the update was expected to debut in a limited set of cars by 2024, .
Apple’s next-gen CarPlay, originally teased in 2022, is designed to offer a more integrated in-car experience by connecting with the vehicle’s instrument cluster.
The update will provide real-time information such as speed, climate control settings, and other key car data all in one seamless interface. Although Apple had initially planned to roll out this version to select vehicles by 2024, the deadline has passed, and the update is still in development.
This new version of CarPlay aims to display vital car information, such as speed, climate control, and other essential data, all in a seamless interface.
However, as the 2024 deadline has passed, Apple has confirmed that the next-gen CarPlay is still under development.
The company has continued working closely with automakers to ensure the update will align with each brand’s unique design and visual preferences.
Apple also updated its official CarPlay webpage, removing the 2024 reference, which signals that the rollout is delayed.
While Apple has not provided an updated timeline, the development process continues, and fans are now looking ahead to the possibility of a 2025 release.
As Apple refines the new features and works with car manufacturers, it remains to be seen when the next generation of CarPlay will finally hit the roads. Until then, users will need to wait and see if Apple can deliver on its promises in the near future.
