Here are all of the apps with CarPlay support

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CarPlay is a feature with newer vehicles that is getting added to said new vehicles each year.

With that said, there are actually a lot of apps available for CarPlay users and here are a lot of those apps. Mind you, for this list, we are not including Apple apps, just ones that have been made by other companies and developers.

Here are some of those apps:

  • Microsoft Teams
  • Zoom Cloud Meetings
  • Dunkin’ app now available on CarPlay for mobile ordering
  • SpotHero
  • ChargePoint
  • PlugShare
  • Plugsurfing
  • WhatsApp
  • LINE
  • Spotify
  • Tidal
  • YouTube Music
  • Amazon Music
  • iHeartRadio
  • TuneIn
  • Audm
  • Newsflash for CarPlay
  • Google Podcasts
  • Overcast
  • Stitcher
  • CBS Radio
  • Laughable-Comedy Discovery
  • Pandora
  • SiriusXM
  • Scout FM
  • Kiss Kube
  • MyTWIT
  • Castro Podcasts
  • Castbox
  • Otto Radio Podcasts and News Player
  • Anchor
  • HiCast Podcast Player
  • Audible
  • Audiobooks.com
  • Biziday
  • LiveXLive
  • Scanner Radio Police & Fire
  • NPR One
  • Digital Concert Hall
  • IDAGIO ”“ Classical Music
  • VOX
  • MLB
  • NHL
  • Downcast
  • Radio Disney
  • Google Maps
  • Waze
  • T-Map
  • TomTom
  • Karta GPS
  • Rever GPS
  • Here WeGo City Navigation
  • Sygic Car Navigation: GPS & Maps
  • Flistmeister
  • HudwayGo Navigation with HUD
  • Sygic: GPS Navigatio and Maps
  • AutoNavi

To view even more apps than this, please feel free to go to CarPlayLife.com, some of which are not available in the U.S., to see a full list of CarPlay apps available to consumers.

Do you use CarPlay? What are your thoughts on it? Comment below or let us know on Twitter at @appleosophy.

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