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Exactly. Tesla and Rivian are also out of the running. When it’s time to replace my EV6 I am looking elsewhere.
There are lots of reasons someone may rule out Tesla but this is not one of them. For everyone else, no CarPlay is a dealbreaker but Tesla knows how to write software. Given that software can do so much more than any other cars and it’s pretty well done, the compromise is a good trade off.
Now GM as the other example, has a long record of piss poor software. They need CarPlay. It’s hard to believe all the extra tracking their stuff does is worth the customers they lose
I know tesla's issues, but whats the deal with rivians?
Also, VW, until they put a fucking physical knob on the entertainment system I won’t be buying a vehicle from them.
No CarPlay.