If your car doesn’t have a manufacturer-supported CarPlay option, there are aftermarket receivers available with pricing starting in the $300 range. This provides some access to Siri, though not full CarPlay functionality. If you have an older model Ford, the company added Siri Eyes Free compatibility to Sync-equipped vehicles dating back to 2011. Customers with Wi-Fi-enabled vehicles and a Wi-Fi network can set up their vehicle to receive the update automatically.ĬarPlay is already available on all 2017 models, and this update brings the platform to around 800,000 additional vehicles. You can download the update from Ford’s owner support website, but it will also be the first over the air update for Sync, meaning users with Wi-Fi enabled vehicles will be able to download it directly:Ĭustomers can update their software by visiting to download and install with a USB drive, or by visiting a dealership. While you can take your car to a dealer to do the update for you, that isn’t necessary as there are a couple of DIY options … CarPlay supports all models from the iPhone 5 up, running iOS 7.1 or later. The company has announced that a software update will allow its entire fleet from that year to use both CarPlay and Android Auto.
There’s good news for anyone with a 2016-model Ford.
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