GM drops CarPlay as Apple touts availability in 800+ vehicle models.
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General Motors (GM) is phasing out Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to develop a new built-in infotainment system with Google for its future line of EVs. GM aims to collect more of its own data to better understand drivers and achieve profit margins of more than 20% on "new businesses" by 2030. The move away from CarPlay is part of the company's plan to compete in the data and software space and potentially charge subscriptions for services such as insurance by tapping into an accumulating stream of data that it owns.
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