Apple has a vision of upending an industry it has limited influence over. The company admittedly has a better track record than most of doing this, between its successes in the music and telecom businesses,

Apple is known for its secrecy, rarely unveiling its projects until they are polished and ready for launch at Worldwide Developers Conference

We still haven’t seen the “next generation of CarPlay” that Apple first announced in 2022 and continues to say on its CarPlay webpage is arriving in 2024, as MacRumors points out. And barring some spectacular surprise,

Apple’s next-generation CarPlay, first teased in 2022, promised to revolutionize the in-car experience by offering a more integrated interface that would span multiple screens in

Apple's website still says the first vehicle models with support for next-generation CarPlay would "arrive in 2024," but that did

Two and a half years ago, Apple announced a revolutionary upgrade to CarPlay during its June 2022 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). While the company was clear from the outset that it would take time for vehicles to be equipped with the new technology, we’re now entering 2025, and “CarPlay 2.0” still can’t be found on any new cars.

Apple’s much-anticipated next-generation CarPlay was supposed to roll out in 2024, but it’s 2025 and no cars with the system have hit the market.

The next-gen CarPlay is aimed at revolutionizing the way drivers engage with their cars. Rather than being restricted to a small screen showing select apps, the new system would govern every element of a car's dashboard.