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When Carmel drivers get a new Honda, one of the first things they do is sync up their smartphones. But, what if you don’t know how to set up Apple CarPlay® in Honda cars? What if you don’t know how to use Android Auto™ wireless? We’re here to help at Victory Honda of Muncie. Read our guides for both the Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ systems below, and get your car connected for the long road ahead!
Apple CarPlay® is one of the most popular features for Anderson and Fishers drivers, and learning how to set up Apple CarPlay® in your Honda takes only a few minutes of your time. If you have a USB cord on hand, you can simply connect the car and the phone through the USB port labeled with a CarPlay icon. If you want to connect wirelessly, follow these steps:
If you want to learn how to use Android Auto™ without a USB cord, it’s time to read up on just how to use Android Auto™ wireless. Luckily, the steps are just as simple as learning how to set up Apple CarPlay® in a Honda. You’ll need a compatible head unit, or car radio, that is capable of running Android Auto™ with Wi-Fi. You’ll also need an Android phone running Android 8.0 or newer. Then, start the process:
Want to learn more about Honda technology? Feel free to contact us with any questions, and we’d be happy to help you. And if you want to explore the best of Honda’s high-tech features up close, visit our showroom in Muncie. The team at Victory Honda of Muncie can walk you through the latest amenities when we get you behind the wheel of models like the Honda Civic and Honda CR-V.
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