If you own an older vehicle and have been looking to try out Apple’s CarPlay, JVC may have a solution for you. The company has released the KW-V820BT, its aftermarket receiver featuring CarPlay. The receiver, which costs $600, features a 6.8-inch resistive touchscreen, Bluetooth audio, and standalone Spotify and Pandora apps, alongside Apple’s OS.
JVC’s first Apple CarPlay receiver is now available
Bring the future to your 2003 Honda Civic
Bring the future to your 2003 Honda Civic
CarPlay will give you the usual slate of iOS apps — Maps, Music, Messages, and Phone — and the upcoming iOS 10 update later this year will add a “Parked Car” feature that will tag your vehicle’s location in Maps so you won’t forget where you parked. The KW-V820BT is available now through JVC’s retail partners including Crutchfield.
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