Ditto. I really don't listen to a lot of music anymore and the built in Tune-in stations are typically good enough in my Tesla. However I've been tempted to get one of the Apple One bundles and this might just tip the scales.If Tesla adds Apple Music, I'd finally have a solid reason to subscribe to Apple Music. I hope this happens.
The speculation among Tesla users is that they're not willing to cede any inch of space to another user interface, given that the majority of the car functions are controlled by the touch screen (vs. buttons on the wheel / stalk like other cars).
Also some thought that they don't want to give Apple any bit of data on their cars or user base given the persistent rumor that Apple is going to enter the self-driving car space (which is Tesla's main push).
I’d rather Tesla focus on more important things like Full self driving and autopilot updates, electric motor refinement, battery enhancements and Tesla app updates then compatibility with a 3rd party OS that is average at best.Okay... that comment is just dumb.
Even if YOU don't particularly like CarPlay... it'd still be nice it if were offered. Nobody would force you to use it...
Me... as a strict iOS user... would welcome BOTH CarPlay, AND Android Auto support. Even if I have no use for the latter, and generally think that Android is pretty bad.
Apple Music is not CarPlay. Apple Music will be added as an app like Spotify & TuneIn etc.Why are they making this so difficult. Just add CarPlay and call it a day.
CarPlay would just be redundant. They're talking about Apple Music (as an app).Okay... that comment is just dumb.
Even if YOU don't particularly like CarPlay... it'd still be nice it if were offered. Nobody would force you to use it...
Me... as a strict iOS user... would welcome BOTH CarPlay, AND Android Auto support. Even if I have no use for the latter, and generally think that Android is pretty bad.
No CarPlay on Tesla.At least Tesla support CarPlay though right? Albeit I get even if it does the user would have to switch back and forth between CarPlay and Tesla's native interface.
Did you get the latest update with the UI changes?No CarPlay on Tesla.
I don't want CarPlay at all either. Thought it would be awesome until I rented a vehicle with it. There is no way it would interface well to Tesla UI and CarPlay takes over too much of the phone function. Personally, I just want Apple Music. If you look at the Twitter screenshots, all that is there is an Apple section in the music interface anyway.I do not want CarPlay at all, but I am excited for Apple Music if it finally comes to Tesla.
Apple Music is not CarPlay. Apple Music will be added as an app like Spotify & TuneIn etc.
The interface between iPhone and Tesla's UI is already great, no carplay licensing needed.
Did you get the latest update with the UI changes?
Apple Music is not CarPlay. Apple Music will be added as an app like Spotify & TuneIn etc.
The interface between iPhone and Tesla's UI is already great, no carplay licensing needed.
I'm not against choice but Carplay is pretty weak in comparison to the exiting UI, Navigation, etcWhy do you hope that? Does choice hurt you? You are not forced to use it. You won’t even know it’s there if you don’t use it. I personally won’t mind if it’s there, but it’s not a must have for me.
I'm torn on Tesla implementing CarPlay. For other auto manufacturers sure because their infotainment systems are all sub-par compared to Apple's implementation. Tesla on the other hand has an excellent UI that they've put a ton of work into and I don't think they want to take away from what they've done to put CarPlay in there and make it take up a good part of the UI. Plus the design language between the two UIs wouldn't look nice together.
Also remember that unlike other cars the ENTIRE car is controlled via the display and every inch of it is used to do so. To allow CarPlay they would have to shift essential functions around to stick CarPlay in somewhere, I honestly don't think it would work in a way that Tesla would be happy with.
I just wish Tesla would add support for 3rd party maps and if they did that there really would be no reason to implement CarPlay. Or Tesla if you're listening, just add an App Store already!
It definitely isn't - the existing options from Tesla are terrible.I'm not against choice but Carplay is pretty weak in comparison to the exiting UI, Navigation, etc
I understand that and I also knew commenting here would lead Tesla owners to rake me over the coals for how perfect their cars are.
As a Tesla owner, please let me know, does your system have:
Support for Waze, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, overcast, TomTom (which has a CarPlay app), Sirius XM, Navigation with live traffic and one-touch access to Siri for issuing home kit commands or sending messages (button on steering wheel that invokes Siri to respond?)
...all without paying Tesla $9.99 a month?
Because if you have those things that I use on my 4 other vehicles as built in and included for free, then I would agree that "no CarPlay license needed"
For the record, CarPlay doesn't cost the automakers anything to bake in.
Clearly you haven't used Tesla's UI, it's excellent.
without paying Tesla $9.99/month: yep (no monthly fee for me. Is that a thing now?)
Which car? On my Model 3, the UI changes from update 2020.48.26 are significant.i got an update two days ago. No substantial UI changes.
Your opinion. Mine is the Apple and Android interfaces are very poor in comparison.It definitely isn't - the existing options from Tesla are terrible.
Clearly you haven't used Tesla's UI, it's excellent.
Model S.Which car? On my Model 3, the UI changes are significant.
One, that makes me think there is truth to Apple Music coming is the ability to remove music sources from being displayed.Which car? On my Model 3, the UI changes are significant.