Buyers will need an active OnStar subscription to work the native navigation app
GM uses Google Built-In software on many new infotainment systems. However, it's only offering features like native navigation through a subscription. For now, users can still leverage Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Heads up shoppers, those interested in a General Motors product that includes Google Built-In better be ready for subscriptions.
As that team has a long-term test vehicle, namely a 2024 Chevy Silverado ZR2, they know what it's like to use the system for months rather than days. It reports that the system requires an OnStar subscription to function. Evidently, it's a bit of a pain even when it's working correctly.
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