Included in ‘nearly all Audi vehicles in Europe’, the announcement will allow users to access the music streaming service seamlessly through their vehicle infotainment, giving them access to 90 million songs and hundreds of new playlists.
Users will require an active Apple Music subscription, but once this is activated in the car it can be used separately from a smartphone, with no Bluetooth or USB connection required.
Christiane Zorn, head of product marketing at Audi, said: “Integrating Apple Music into the audio infotainment system marks the next step in the collaboration between Audi and Apple.
“For our customers, it means that we are offering them direct access to their own personalised listening experience. This is our understanding of a premium digital in-car experience. At Audi we are systematically driving the digitalisation of the vehicle and we are convinced that the interior is increasingly developing into a third living space”.
In addition, the integration will also be added to cars already on the road via an automatic over-the-air update, meaning that it’s not only factory-fresh vehicles that will benefit from the addition.
Customers simply need to open the app in their Audi’s infotainment system and log in with the Apple ID they use for Apple Music. A verification code will then be sent to their phone, which is then used to unlock the service.
Audi vehicles also come with Apple CarPlay which can be used either wirelessly or through a USB cable, allowing them to mirror their smartphone display onto the car’s screen.
Published: 19/05/2022 by Radio NewsHub
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