What happened to the carplay flashback of Mazda cx5?

The reasons why carplay of Mazda cx5 in Pacific Auto Network flashed back are: 1, the metal contact terminals at both ends of USB data line connecting mobile phone and carplay have foreign bodies attached or their surfaces are oxidized; 2. The data cable connecting the carplay of the mobile phone is damaged or broken; 3. The USB female socket of the external USBHUB of the vehicle-mounted host is damaged internally or the USB cable is loose; 4. The contact metal plate is in poor contact with the USB male.

The cx5 has carplay function, and it is equipped with carplay because it can use all the functions on the iPhone, including playing music, navigating, talking, reading short messages and even watching online videos.

Support. It turns out that wireless CarPlay is only a function of a few models, and cx-5 supports wired CarPlay and carlife. But as long as you have a car with CarPlay, you can switch to wireless CarPlay by inserting a box of several hundred dollars now. The following is an introduction about Mazda CX-5:

1. Appearance: CX-5 adopts Mazda's latest design element-"Soulofmotion" for the first time. The overall shape is like a vigorous cheetah flying to its prey, showing great vitality and jumping feeling. In order to let users experience "breathtaking design aesthetics", "free driving enjoyment", "intimate functional space" and "green and secure long-term companionship", Mazda R&D personnel have made unremitting efforts in the design, dynamic performance, functionality, environmental protection and safety of CX-5. CX-5, as the first mass-produced vehicle that embodies Mazda's "Soul Motion" design theme, has become a symbol of opening a new era of Mazda brand.

2. Engine: CX-5 adopts the engine of Chuangchi SKYACTIV technology, achieving a high compression ratio of 13: 1. At this high compression ratio, CX-5 achieves the most efficient fuel economy in its class, with a minimum fuel consumption of 6.7L per 100 kilometers. Very eye-catching in fuel economy.

(Photo/Text/Photo: Pacific Auto Network Q&A called Beast)