Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and RAM models with Apple CarPlay
In this modern world, we expect things to work seamlessly. If you want your iPhone to work seamlessly with your car, then you need Apple CarPlay, and we can help you out as we list all the Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and RAM models with Apple CarPlay.
Which current CDJR models have Apple CarPlay?
It turns out that a vast majority of the lineup from Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and RAM all have Apple CarPlay as an available feature. You can find Apple CarPlay as an option on all the models listed below, and you can expect these lists to grow over time too as a few of the lineup’s outliers adopt this innovative Apple tech.
Chrysler with CarPlay
- 300
- Pacifica
Dodge with CarPlay
- Challenger
- Charger
- Durango
Jeep with CarPlay
- Cherokee
- Compass
- Grand Cherokee
- Renegade
- Wrangler
RAM with CarPlay
- 1500
- 2500
- 3500
- 4500
How to connect your iPhone with Apple CarPlay through Uconnect
What can you use Apple CarPlay for?
To put it simply, Apple CarPlay provides extensive integrations between your iPhone and your car. You can make calls, listen to texts, use voice activation, and even access a multitude of compatible apps including Spotify, Audible, Overcast, Amazon Music, Google Maps, Waze, and more!
What iPhones work with Apple CarPlay?
For the most part, any iPhone above an iPhone 5 will work with Apple CarPlay. In other words, if your phone came out in 2012 or later, you already have the capability to connect to any car with Apple CarPlay. For most of us, that means no need to upgrade.
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Are there any technologies like Apple CarPlay for Android?
If you have an Android phone, then this isn’t a problem. Most vehicles on our list that support Apple CarPlay also support the Android equivalent which is called Android Auto. The list of supported phones is much longer and more tedious, but if your phone utilizes the Android Lollipop operating system or newer, then it will work with Android Auto.
Not sure if your operating system is newer than Lollipop? It’s easy to tell actually. The Android operating systems are released in alphabetical order so just look at the first letter of your operating system’s name. If it comes after L in the alphabet, then you are good to go.
