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GM Reverses Course, Bringing Phone Projection Back to the Truck Lineup First

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General Motors is rolling out a new infotainment system that restores Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, ending the automaker's resistance to phone projection. The feature lands first in GM's trucks, with the automaker confirming plans to extend it across its electric, gas, and diesel-powered vehicles. For GM truck owners and cross-shoppers, it settles a long-open question about what will be in the cabin.

With reporting from The Drive.

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