How to use wireless CarPlay in the new Sagitar?

[Katelyn]

Sagitar does not have wireless CarPlay functionality, it only supports wired connection. To use CarPlay in the new Sagitar, you need to connect your phone to the car's infotainment system via a USB cable. After successful connection, you can control the in-car multimedia through the smartphone's intelligent voice assistant Siri.

[DiHector]

I just bought the new Sagitar, and setting up wireless CarPlay was pretty straightforward. First, make sure your iPhone is running the latest iOS version with both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi enabled. Once in the car, start the vehicle and locate the Settings menu on the infotainment screen. Navigate to Mobile Devices or CarPlay options, then select Add New Device. Your phone will prompt a pairing request—just tap confirm; it may require a verification code but usually completes automatically. After successful pairing, it’ll auto-connect on future drives, seamlessly switching between navigation, music, and calls—super convenient. I also found that if the signal acts up, restarting either the phone or the car’s system often fixes it. Wireless is way less hassle than wired—no cable plugging every time—but note it drains phone battery faster, so keep a power bank handy for long trips. Regular software updates help avoid compatibility issues, ensuring safer and smoother drives.

[RiverMarie]

I find the wireless CarPlay in my new Sagitar incredibly practical, making daily driving much more hassle-free. When setting it up, you need to confirm that your vehicle supports this feature. My car comes with the intelligent system version, and the operation is quite intuitive: turn on Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on your phone, select the CarPlay setup on the car screen, scan for the device, and click connect—it's done in seconds. After that, every time you start the car, CarPlay connects automatically, projecting navigation and music directly to the screen without any manual operation. This is much more efficient than the wired version, especially in traffic jams, reducing the risk of distraction. However, be aware that in environments with strong interference, such as underground parking lots, the connection might be slower, but moving to an open area usually resolves the issue. Also, pay attention to your phone's battery management, as wireless connection consumes power faster than wired. It's recommended to keep a wireless charger in the car. Overall, the wireless CarPlay in the new Sagitar enhances the driving experience and is definitely worth trying.