RAV4 And Corolla: Upgrade To Apple Carplay™ And Android Auto™

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Please see the list below of current cars’ multimedia systems:

Aygo: x-touch multimedia system with Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™, powered by Pioneer

New Yaris: Toyota Touch® 2 multimedia system with Smartphone integration incl Apple CarPlay™ & Android Auto™

Corolla Hatchback: Toyota Touch® 2 multimedia system with Smartphone integration incl Apple CarPlay™ & Android Auto™

Corolla Touring Sports: Toyota Touch® 2 multimedia system with Smartphone integration incl Apple CarPlay™ & Android Auto™

Corolla Saloon: Toyota Touch® 2 multimedia system with Smartphone integration incl Apple CarPlay™ & Android Auto™

Camry: Toyota Touch® 2 multimedia system with Smartphone integration incl Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™

C-HR: Toyota Touch® 2 multimedia system with Smartphone integration incl Apple CarPlay™ & Android Auto™

RAV4: Toyota Touch® 2 multimedia system with Smartphone integration incl Apple CarPlay™ & Android Auto™

GR Supra: Toyota Touch® 2 multimedia system with Smartphone integration incl Apple CarPlay™ & Android Auto™

Prius: Toyota Touch® 2 multimedia system with Smartphone integration incl Apple CarPlay™ & Android Auto™

Prius Plug-In: Toyota Touch® 2 multimedia system with Smartphone integration incl Apple CarPlay™ & Android Auto™

Land Cruiser: Toyota Touch®2 multimedia system with Smartphone Integration incl Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™ from Active grade and up

Proace Verso: Toyota Touch®2 multimedia system with Smartphone Integration incl Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™, standard on Family & VIP grade, optional on Shuttle grade

Proace: Toyota Touch®2 multimedia system with Smartphone Integration incl Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™, standard on Design grade, optional on Icon grade as a part of Premium Pack

Proace City: Toyota Touch®2 multimedia system with Smartphone Integration incl Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™, standard on Icon grade

Highlander: Toyota Touch® 2 multimedia system with Smartphone integration incl Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™

RAV4 Plug-In: Toyota Touch® 2 multimedia system with Smartphone integration incl Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™

All New Mirai: Toyota Touch® 2 multimedia system with Smartphone integration incl Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™

Smartphone integration will allow supported phone applications to be mirrored on the screen this is inclusive of but not limited to; Navigation apps (Apple, Google, Waze, etc), Phone Calls, Messaging (I-message, WhatsApp, Facebook, etc). Music/Audio (Spotify, Apple music, Deezer, Audible, etc). Calendar entries and Weather forecasts.

No, the phone will need to be connected via a USB cable. We would advise using phone manufacturer-approved cables such as Apple lightning cable.

If this is your first time using Apple CarPlay™ or Android Auto™, instructions will appear on the screen asking you to accept some terms and conditions, this may also involve downloading an app to your mobile device if you are an Android user.

When setting the destination and route, maps will use your data. However, once set, the phone will use GPRS to track the phone so data won’t be used constantly. Only when re-routing, will the phone use mobile data.

Ensure that your phone is not in power saving or low battery mode, as this disrupts the GPRS. This can be found within the settings app on your mobile device, commonly found under the battery heading.

This depends on the handset and type of maps being used. However in most cases this should be possible.

Music apps will use mobile data unless the songs you are listening to have already been downloaded.

This depends on the handset that you are using and which software has been downloaded. To use the functionality without pressing the button, try saying the following “OK Google”/ “Hey Siri”. With Android phones, if this doesn’t work, try downloading the google assistant app from the app store. If you have tried the above and the car still isn’t picking up the voice commands then it is likely that your handset doesn’t support the functionality for hands free voice commands.

Yes however some handsets and music apps are better and finding requests than others.

No, unless you have already plotted the route when you phone was connected to the internet, or unless you have downloaded the offline maps. See google maps website for details.

Yes, however the phone will automatically try to use Apple maps so you will have to select Google maps manually.

When you receive a message the system will notify you by displaying a pop up on the screen, for example “WhatsApp Message from Lloyd”. The car won’t read the message aloud until someone clicks on the message on the screen.

Messages must be sent using voice commands in order to keep the driver focused on the road, an example of how to do this would be “Ok Google / Hey Siri text Mum” the car will then reply ok what’s the message, then say aloud the message you would like to be sent, the car will then read this back to you so you can check you’ve been heard correctly. Then car will then ask you if you would like to send or change your message.

Yes, unless you have coded your phone to your voice, see phone manufacture website to see if this is possible for your device.