Owners often find themselves missing the integration of Apple CarPlay in Tesla and Android Auto in their cars.
Despite customer requests, Tesla has chosen not to incorporate these systems. One reason behind this decision is that Tesla operates its own software, making it unnecessary to add competitors' software. Additionally, the most sought-after features offered by Apple and Google are already available in Tesla vehicles, so users don't miss out on anything.
Tesla App raises another crucial point, suggesting that integrating Apple CarPlay in Tesla or Android Auto could disrupt the smooth experience. Tesla's software features are tightly integrated. Therefore, adding external systems might compromise this cohesion.
Elon Musk's view of Apple as a direct competitor has become clearer with the anticipation of the Apple Car. Many industry experts consider Tesla not just an automaker but a tech company, positioning it in direct competition with Apple and Google.
Considering these factors, it appears unlikely that Elon Musk would add Apple CarPlay in Tesla car assistant systems, and other car manufacturers seem to be moving in the same direction.