Apple is no longer promising a 2024 launch date for its revamped CarPlay. This is good news, considering we’re now in 2025. However, it also presents a problem for many iPhone users, who were promised updated in-car software nearly three years ago.

Though Apple rarely misses self-imposed deadlines, it's done so with the next generation of CarPlay. The company originally teased the update back in

It's finally 2025 for Apple. The company admitted that it next-gen CarPlay, expected to land in 2024, has been delayed indefinitely.

Now that we’ve almost hit the second month of 2025, Apple has finally updated its CarPlay webpage to say it won’t be arriving in 2024. As noted by MacRumors, the 2024 timeframe for the first vehicles to support CarPlay 2 has been removed from the website without adding a new launch date.

Apple seems to remain committed to the project despite the delay, emphasizing ongoing collaboration with multiple automakers. "We continue to work closely with several automakers, enabling

Apple has issued a rare statement concerning its CarPlay project, saying that despite delays, the company continues to work with several car makers to bring it to market.

Apple today confirmed that "several" car makers still plan to support next-generation CarPlay in future vehicle models. Apple said each

Apple CarPlay 2 has officially been delayed. I don't think that's a bad thing, either. Whether you've stuck with a fossil fuelled vehicle, or you've made the switch to one of the best EVs on the market, chances are you'll be aware of Apple CarPlay.

Despite Apple initially promising a 2024 release, the Android Automotive rival, CarPlay 2, has now been delayed indefinitely.