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<p>Eddy Cue
teased “iOS in the Car” in 2013, and Apple released CarPlay as an update to iOS 8 a year later. CarPlay was slow to be adopted by automakers in the first few years. Pioneer CarPlay to existing cars first in 2014, then Hyundai released the
first new vehicle with CarPlay integration in 2015. </p>
<p>Now, a decade since its first public appearance, it has become harder
* to buy a new car without CarPlay. Yet General Motors is positioning itself as a new adversary for Apple and CarPlay.
Greedy and
nefarious reasons for dropping Apple CarPlay from GM EVs are most likely to blame, but I do wonder if a certain preview from Apple is a factor too.</p>
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