C, Apple's infotainment system found in many car models, joins a new range of vehicles. Soon the Outlander models of the brand Mitsubishi will bring wireless CarPlay. This is very good news because although this Apple system is very widespread, in many cases it is still necessary to use a lightning-USB cable (A or C) to work.
CarPlay was born with the idea that drivers could have an Apple entertainment ecosystem in the car but without endangering driving and therefore their lives and those of others. It is necessary in most cases to use a cable for the communication between car and iPhone to be effective. But the logical and good thing is that this communication is done either by Bluetooth or by Wifi. At the moment the Outlander in version 4 that will open this year 2021, it will be like this.
This means that users of iPhone and also of this Mitsubishi model will not need to do anything so that their phone and car understand each other and can provide the person at the wheel with the appropriate entertainment system. This new Outlander is equipped with a 9-inch touchscreen will have wireless charging for smartphones without forgetting the necessary standard USB-A and USB-C charging ports, although these Mitsubishi models will bring wireless CarPlay.
It is true that Mitsubishi is not the first manufacturer to introduce Wireless CarPlay. Which by the way should be the future. We already know what analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicted: he claimed that Apple will present at least one high-end iPhone without a Lightning connector. Right now in the market we find that Hyundai, Honda, Ford, GM, Chrysler, BMW and Mercedes-Benz now have their wireless CarPlay available.
