Lexus debuting CarPlay in latest ES sedan, 12.3-inch widescreen optional available, no touch<div class="feat-image">
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Lexus — among the last major CarPlay holdouts — finally release new cars that work with Apple’s infotainment system.</p>
<p>Lexus announced today that its seventh generation ES luxury sedan will be its first model to include CarPlay, and customers will have an option for a 12.3-inch widescreen display that makes room for two extra apps on the Home screen.</p>
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Lexus debuting CarPlay in latest ES sedan, 12.3-inch widescreen optional available, no touch
