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Is there an available source for BMW CarPlay?

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Bell

07/30/25 8:40am

There is no available source for BMW CarPlay. Introduction to CarPlay: CarPlay is an in-car system released by Apple Inc., which seamlessly integrates users' iOS devices, iOS experience with the dashboard system. CarPlay only supports iPhones with Lightning interface. Although iPad also supports this interface, Apple has not listed iPad as a hardware device supported by CarPlay. There are three main ways to control CarPlay: Siri, touch screen display, and physical buttons. Operation of CarPlay: Open the "CarPlay" application on the desktop through the central control screen to enter the CarPlay main menu; turn on the phone's Bluetooth, find the device starting with "BMW" through device search and connect; after successful connection, a pop-up window will appear on the phone, click "Use CarPlay"; after the connection is completed, the CarPlay main interface will be displayed on the central control screen.

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