Can Buick Hideo use carplay?

Pacific Auto Network Buick Hideo can use carplay. The reason for configuring carplay is that all functions of iPhone can be used in the central control system of the car, including playing music, navigating, talking, reading short messages and even watching online videos.

Buick Hideo supports Apple mobile phone carplay. Before using Carplay, you need to prepare an original USB cable, and the iOS system needs to be upgraded to version 9.0 and above. Connecting the data cable to the USB port of the car will prompt you to turn on siri in the phone, and the car will automatically start Carplay.

Before using Carplay, you need to prepare an original USB cable, and the iOS system is also recommended to upgrade to version 9.0 and above. Connecting the data cable to the USB port of the car will prompt you to turn on siri in the phone, and the car will automatically start Carplay. If Carplay does not appear on the main interface of the vehicle, click the Carplay icon on the mobile phone to start the system.

Buick Hideo is the fourth model of Buick brand based on GM's latest global platform after New Regal, New LaCrosse and Angkor. The old Buick Hideo originated from Opel Xinyate and came from GM's global DeltaII platform. In terms of appearance, the design of the new car is more fashionable than the cash. Judging from the new Yinglang GT model released, its large-size front air intake grille with willow headlights makes it look very spirited, the wavy waistline on the side of the car looks quite dynamic, and the tail shape becomes more regular and more durable. Buick Hideo combines the best dynamic genes given by Buick brand to mid-level cars, bringing a brand-new five-door coupe driving experience to the mid-level car market. The launch of Buick Hideo has filled the product gap between the new Excelle and the new Regal, and further strengthened and improved the product lineup of Buick brand. Buick Hideo is equipped with the latest third-generation small-displacement in-line 4-cylinder DVVTEcotec engine, with a 5-speed manual transmission and a 6-speed automatic manual transmission.

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