Tesla Linux LCD Meter Display with CarPlay and Auto

The introduction of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto has changed in-car entertainment. Before they came along, connecting your phone to your car relied on individual car companies to establish compatibility, and these features rarely extended beyond taking calls and playing music.

Of course, with CarPlay and Android Auto and a compatible vehicle, you can not only access your phone's media content and make calls, but also pull up maps, streaming services, calendars, news and more. Plus, you can access them using the car's touchscreen or using the corresponding voice assistant. It's all very impressive.

That's just part of the in-car entertainment story. While Apple or Android can solve the front end of the process, I think there are many other features that I've missed, but Tesla has solved those problems because it's building the in-car technology from the bottom up, rather than trying to add it to existing cars.

While anything that offers CarPlay or Android Auto will have a touchscreen, not all touchscreens are created equal. Anything smaller than an iPad is difficult to use on the move, and there aren't many cars that come standard with a 10-inch screen. While it doesn't need much more than a display when it's taken over by your phone, without it you may still need a decent interface to access digital radio channels and your vehicle's controls.

That's where Tesla comes in. The entire entertainment system of the Tesla Model S Plaid, including the dashboard and in-car settings, is integrated into one system. You don't have to disconnect your phone from the display - your phone is paired with the existing system. The screen is large enough to access and clearly see all functions on the move, including maps - you can even play games on it. And because it's built as a system, the speaker array is designed to work perfectly with it to get the best sound.

The answer may be a car that already has a Google or Apple system built into it, and some models already have it. Android Automotive is an operating system that runs directly on the in-car hardware. The new GMC Hummer electric car will run locally, as will many Volvo, GM and Renault vehicles.

The beauty of this native setup is that, like Tesla's system, it can be integrated with the rest of the vehicle's controls and optimized for a full sound experience. My advice to anyone looking to buy a new car is to make absolutely sure it has CarPlay or Android Auto compatibility.

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