Infotainment & Connectivity

Bluetooth hands-free calling allows drivers to answer and place phone calls without holding a handset, using the vehicle’s built-in microphone

A Wi-Fi hotspot in cars lets passengers and devices share an internet connection that comes from a cellular network built

Smartphone mirroring in vehicles lets a phone’s maps, music, messages and apps appear on a car’s built-in display, so drivers

Streaming music apps have become one of the most common ways drivers choose what to hear on the road. Instead

Car audio system upgrades can make everyday drives more enjoyable, clearer for phone calls, and easier to hear navigation prompts

Wireless charging pads let drivers power a compatible phone by simply placing it on a flat surface in the cabin,

A navigation system GPS uses signals from satellites to estimate where your vehicle is, then matches that position to a

Touchscreen display technology has become the central control point in many modern vehicles, replacing rows of physical buttons with a

Voice command systems allow drivers to operate navigation, phone calls, climate settings and audio by speaking instead of touching buttons

Android Auto compatibility determines whether your car’s infotainment screen can display apps from your Android phone and respond to its