There are a bunch of CarPlay devices on Amazon, for example, with all kinds of screens, designed for Tesla and other cars that don't support it, that cost about $200 for a nice one. Why not just buy one of those and who cares if it's natively supported?

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rootusrootus 7 hours ago | parent [-]

In most cases it puts the CarPlay screen in a more difficult to reach location than the OE screen.

The one that interests me now is the one that selectively takes over the Tesla screen.

	▲	MBCook 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Plus it’s not going to integrate with your steering wheel controls, navigation system, or anything else. Those are a great solution for a car that doesn’t have an infotainment screen. But Teslas, Rivians, and GMs all do. So why should anyone have to do that?