Connect the USB end to the port in the car, and then the Lightning end to your phone. Such wires are supplied with many iPhones from new, but you may want to purchase one to leave plugged into your car for the sake of convenience.įirst, locate the relevant USB port on your car: this is usually below the infotainment screen, and can be either a USB-A (rectangular) or a USB-C (oval) connector. The method you choose will depend on what your car supports – some vehicles are limited to either wired or wireless connections – but the easiest way is to use a Lightning-to-USB cable. There are three ways to set up Apple CarPlay. Different cars support different connection methods, so you should consult your owner’s manual if you’re unsure how to enable CarPlay. It works using a USB, Bluetooth or a wi-fi connection between your phone and your car. Motorists claim 'No Mow May' has made UK roads more dangerous.UK firm launches plant-based biofuel for classic cars.Motorists cut back on servicing amid cost of living crisis.Jet lag for EV drivers as Heathrow shuts chargers.Supermarkets inflated fuel prices by 6p per litre, CMA confirms.

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