Most new cars feature smartphone integration including Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™. Now, the latest Chevrolet models come with a wireless version of these technologies. One downside is that because your phone isn’t plugged in, it’s not charging while you drive. However, you may find that the upsides of wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ far outweigh the cons.
More convenient
It’s a lot more convenient to be able to get into your car and not have to take your phone out of your pocket to plug in it. Just get in and drive. All your apps work just the same as they do with the wired version.
Instantly available
Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ are just as fast as their wired implementation. You don’t have to worry about waiting on your navigation to load when you start the car.
Fewer issues
The worst thing about wired connectivity is the cable. We’ve all experienced cable connection issues. Wireless ensures you never again have to worry about damaging your cables or finding the USB port at night.
Remember that charging downside? When you buy a new Chevy like the 2022 Tahoe or Traverse, you’ll have access to a wireless charging pad, making cables truly a thing of the past. Check out our lineup of high-tech sedans, SUVs, and pickup trucks at White Allen Chevrolet in Dayton, Ohio!