Apple Maps to power navigation in Ford electric vehicles

Ford plans to integrate Apple Maps as the official navigation system in its upcoming electric vehicles. The integration will use Apple's MapKit for Automotive SDK on the company's Universal Electric Vehicle platform.

The partnership will deliver directions through natural language, along with real-time traffic reports, accident information and multiple routing options directly to vehicle displays.

Ford intends to use road-level data from Apple Maps to advance its BlueCruise hands-free driving system. Officials said the data will support a more seamless on-ramp-to-off-ramp experience and marks Apple's first collaboration involving self-driving technology.

The UEV platform is set to power a series of affordable electric vehicles. Production is scheduled to begin with a midsize pickup truck priced around $30,000 in 2027, followed by additional models including SUVs and sedans.

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Tesla vehicle showcasing new AI software features in a realistic driving scene
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Tesla releases 2026 Summer software update with AI upgrades

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Tesla has rolled out its 2026 Summer Update, adding expanded Grok voice controls and navigation improvements to its vehicles. The software introduces several new features for drivers and passengers. It is now being distributed to cars in waves.

A new report indicates Apple is advancing CarPlay features that could finally allow Tesla vehicles to support the system. The development centers on route sharing capabilities introduced in recent iOS updates.

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Tesla is developing a feature that allows drivers to use natural language voice commands with its Full Self-Driving software. The system will let users provide specific contextual instructions, such as directing the vehicle to a particular driveway or house.

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