Which Ferrari Models Have Apple CarPlay?

Apple lists 25 Ferrari models as CarPlay-compatible on its official list of available models (checked September 15, 2026). The earliest is the 2016 Ferrari 488 GTB; the list runs to 2026. The table below is the whole Ferrari section of that list, by model and model-year range. What the list leaves out, for every make: whether CarPlay is standard or optional on a given trim, and whether it is wired or wireless. The complete list for every make is on one searchable page.

Ferrari models on Apple's CarPlay list

Model Model years on Apple's list
Ferrari 488 GTB 2016 to 2020
Ferrari 488 Spider 2016 to 2020
Ferrari California T 2016 to 2017
Ferrari F12 Berlinetta 2016 to 2017
Ferrari F12 tdf 2016
Ferrari FF 2016
Ferrari GTC4Lusso 2017 to 2020
Ferrari 812 Superfast 2018 to 2021
Ferrari Portofino 2018 to 2023
Ferrari Monza SP1 2019 to 2025
Ferrari Monza SP2 2019 to 2025
Ferrari F8 Spider 2020 to 2023
Ferrari F8 Tributo 2020 to 2023
Ferrari SF90 Stradale 2020 to 2025
Ferrari 812 GTS 2021 to 2023
Ferrari Roma 2021 to 2025
Ferrari SF90 Spider 2021 to 2025
Ferrari 296 GTB 2022 to 2025
Ferrari 296 GTS 2023 to 2025
Ferrari Daytona SP3 2023 to 2025
Ferrari Purosangue 2023 to 2025
Ferrari 12Cilindri 2024 to 2025
Ferrari 12Cilindri Spider 2024 to 2025
Ferrari Amalfi 2026
Ferrari F80 2026

A Ferrari model that is not in this table is not on Apple's list as of September 15, 2026. That is not the same as "cannot have CarPlay": a dealer software update or an aftermarket head unit can add it, and Apple's list would not show that.

Ferrari and Android Auto

Google keeps its own compatibility page for Android Auto, and it works by brand rather than by model: it lists Ferrari as "Models from 2019+" (checked September 21, 2026). That is coarser than Apple’s list, so treat it as a floor: a Ferrari older than 2019 is not on Google’s list, and a newer one may or may not have Android Auto depending on trim. The one-minute check is the same with an Android phone and a cable; if Android Auto launches, the port is a data port.

When did Ferrari get CarPlay? The models by first year

If you are asking when Ferrari got CarPlay as a brand, the answer is 2016, the first model year Apple lists for any Ferrari. If you are asking about your car, the answer is the year its own model first appears, and those are spread from 2016 through 2026. Here is the same list arranged that way.

  • 2016: Ferrari 488 GTB, Ferrari 488 Spider, Ferrari California T, Ferrari F12 Berlinetta, Ferrari F12 tdf, Ferrari FF
  • 2017: Ferrari GTC4Lusso
  • 2018: Ferrari 812 Superfast, Ferrari Portofino
  • 2019: Ferrari Monza SP1, Ferrari Monza SP2
  • 2020: Ferrari F8 Spider, Ferrari F8 Tributo, Ferrari SF90 Stradale
  • 2021: Ferrari 812 GTS, Ferrari Roma, Ferrari SF90 Spider
  • 2022: Ferrari 296 GTB
  • 2023: Ferrari 296 GTS, Ferrari Daytona SP3, Ferrari Purosangue
  • 2024: Ferrari 12Cilindri, Ferrari 12Cilindri Spider
  • 2026: Ferrari Amalfi, Ferrari F80

A model under 2020 means Apple lists CarPlay as available on it from the 2020 model year onward, not that every 2020 car has it; trim still decides. Anything earlier than a model's first year is not on Apple's list.

How to read the year ranges

Apple lists each model by the model years it has CarPlay available. A Ferrari from a year before its range is not on the list; a car inside the range may still have been sold without CarPlay in a base trim, because Apple's own footnote says CarPlay "is either standard or available as an option," and "some models may support CarPlay or car keys only in certain configurations."

The one-minute check for any Ferrari

Plug an iPhone into the car's USB port with a cable. If CarPlay appears on the screen, the car has wired CarPlay and that port is the data port. If the phone connects without a cable and no port launches CarPlay when plugged in, the car has wireless-only CarPlay. If nothing appears either way, that particular car does not have CarPlay, whatever the list says about the model.

Why wired or wireless matters

Accessories that plug into CarPlay, such as a wireless CarPlay adapter, an AI Box that adds Android apps to the screen, or a back-seat camera that shows on the screen, all use the wired CarPlay port. A Ferrari with wired CarPlay can take them; one with wireless-only CarPlay cannot. The 5-point compatibility checklist covers the rest of what to check before buying one, and an adapter or an AI Box comes down to how often you sit parked with the screen on.

Not sure about your exact car?

Send us the year, model and trim and we will tell you what Apple's list says and what to check on the car itself, before you buy anything. Email hello@cabinory.com or message us on Messenger. A person replies, usually within a few hours.

Questions we get

Do all Ferraris have Apple CarPlay?

Not all of them. Apple lists 25 Ferrari models, each for a range of model years starting no earlier than 2016, and within a range it can depend on trim. Find your model and year in the table, then run the plug test on the car itself.

When did Ferrari get Apple CarPlay?

2016, for the Ferrari 488 GTB, which is the earliest Ferrari on Apple's list. Other models arrive in later years; the year-by-year list above shows when each one first appears.

Does Ferrari have Android Auto?

Google lists Ferrari as "Models from 2019+" for Android Auto (checked September 21, 2026), by brand rather than by model; year and trim decide the specific car.

Does Ferrari have wireless CarPlay?

Apple's list does not distinguish wired from wireless for any make. The plug test on the specific car is the only reliable answer: if a cable launches CarPlay it has wired; if the phone connects with no cable and no port launches it, it is wireless-only. Some cars have both.

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