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Right now, I have an iPhone Mini. Screen is too small for me to see a map and drive. If simplicity is the goal, then I suppose an iPhone Max mounted landscape would work well instead of bothering with CarPlay. I would miss the local NPR stations but I guess they each have an app I could use.

@Saint Alban I've owned a few of those for my older Volvo. Each one is crappier and slower than the previous one and gets buggy fast. I'm going to stick with a brand-name this time.

I agree - sticking with brand-name head units now.

Those devices are mostly made cheaply with what feels like pirated Apple CarPlay s/w. I have owned 2, and each one lasted about 6 months and then got very buggy. I have one of those older Volvos and the radio is neither 1DIN nor 2DIN so they were the only way to get CarPlay in my car...

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Check it out on your app store. It offers a few neat features that the others don't. Here is a good video explaining the new features.

lol no. I'm just a school teacher who loves EV tech!

Chargeway is one of the best apps to help you find the right charger on your route. It might seem optional for cars that have infotainments screens and built-in apps, we know that Slates will not have this tech as standard equipment. So the Chargeway app will be very valuable on your phone, once...