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Ride Radar > Blog > News > WATCH: All-new Apple CarPlay Ultra in action – in an Aston Martin DBX 707
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WATCH: All-new Apple CarPlay Ultra in action – in an Aston Martin DBX 707

Last updated: June 11, 2025 8:45 am
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Aston Martin has made history by being the first car manufacturer to introduce the second generation of Apple’s CarPlay system, known as Apple CarPlay Ultra. This new system offers an enhanced user experience by expanding the screen space that the Apple interface can occupy within the car.

One of the key features of Apple CarPlay Ultra is its ability to run across two screens in the car, allowing users to access the Apple interface on both the instrument display and the infotainment screen simultaneously. This means that drivers can view maps or media alongside important information such as the rev counter and speedometer, providing a seamless and integrated experience.

In addition to the dual-screen functionality, Apple CarPlay Ultra also offers users the ability to customize their display with various designs for the instruments, personalized colors, backgrounds, and screen layouts. This level of customization allows drivers to tailor the interface to their preferences, enhancing the overall user experience.

To showcase the capabilities of Apple CarPlay Ultra, Aston Martin has released an updated version of their DBX707 model, featuring the new system in action. The video above demonstrates how the dual-screen functionality works in real-time, highlighting the seamless integration of the Apple interface into the car’s display.

Overall, Apple CarPlay Ultra represents a significant advancement in in-car technology, offering users a more immersive and personalized driving experience. With Aston Martin leading the way in implementing this innovative system, it is likely that other manufacturers will follow suit in the near future.

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