Looking at used discovery - what year has Carplay?
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My 2018 has it. Think the software is updatable on all of them for it. Dealer needs to add the 'smartphone pack' to earlier models. they technically charged a few hundred dollars but most incl mine did it for free at annual service
It's wired connection, not Bluetooth/wireless for the CarPlay. (You can Bluetooth phone and audio streaming, but CarPlay needs wire)
Works well for me. Built in nav is fine - better than many. But waze much better!
It's wired connection, not Bluetooth/wireless for the CarPlay. (You can Bluetooth phone and audio streaming, but CarPlay needs wire)
Works well for me. Built in nav is fine - better than many. But waze much better!
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Theoretically all should have it as it was offered as a free update to all cars in the US. My 2017 did not have it, received a letter from JLR to let me know the infotainment would be updated free of charge, which my dealer did. It all depends on whether the seller had the update done or not.
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Once our free map update subscription expires later this year I am not sure I would renew given we have Carplay.
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I agree, the phone navigation is better than the car.
The only negative about using the phone bag over the car is I don’t get the turn instructions in the dash gauge display which I really like as I don’t like having to look down to the center console. Plus it frees up the center console display for non Nav stuff.
The only negative about using the phone bag over the car is I don’t get the turn instructions in the dash gauge display which I really like as I don’t like having to look down to the center console. Plus it frees up the center console display for non Nav stuff.
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Juancl (04-03-2021)