MINI cars won’t get Android Auto, for now
MINI won’t receive Android Auto functionality at the same time as it was just announced for BMW. So it might come in the future
MINI won’t receive Android Auto functionality at the same time as it was just announced for BMW. So it might come in the future
BMW of North America has decided to not charge a subscription for Apple Car. The infotainment system from Apple is now free for BMW owners
BMW's ConnectedDrive website is advertising fees of $80 for 12 months of Apple CarPlay service or a 240-month membership for $300.
Smartphone integration is a big deal for most of us when it comes to cars. I’d even go as far...
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The MINI range will get new features and small upgrades this summer, offering more bang for the buck for the customers.
BMW will be sticking with Apple CarPlay and not offering Android Auto but it will work with other third-party developers in the future.
HARMAN today announced the successful commercial implementation of Apple CarPlay integration through a wireless connection, a first for the connected car industry
BMW of North America will offer the Apple CarPlay as an optional $300 feature on most BMWs within the current lineup.
BMW announces that the first models to use CarPlay in the U.S. are part of the 2 Series family. The option costs $300.
BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz have been considered to have the most user-friendly connectivity technology, but many customers aren't aware of it.
According to a leaked BMW X5 M and X6 M ordering guide, the much coveted Apple CarPlay feature will arrive on BMW cars this summer.