Wireless CarPlay and AndroidAuto Integration for BMW 3-series & 4-series 2012-2016
Our Apple CarPlay/AndroidAuto integration kit for NBT radio type will give you the ability to add on functions for Apple CarPlay and Android auto to your BMW existing entertainment system. To control and switch the apps within Carplay is integrated with your vehicle's iDrive controls, or with your voice thanks to Siri/Google Assistant.
You will not lose any functions from your original system, the integration kit will work as an added function. The kit will come with the required module and all the necessary wires to complete installation in your vehicle.
$585.00 CAD
How to install Wireless Carplay/AndroidAuto in F30/F31/F32/F33/F36
Product Description
Version 2 Improvements:
- Improved 3 & 4 Series specific screen resolution
- Wireless Android Auto is now supported
- No need for a separate microphone for Siri or Google Assistant, now works through the original car microphone
– less complicated wiring
Features of our kit:
- Wired/Wireless Apple CarPlay
- Wired/Wireless Android Auto
- Easy control with vehicles built-in controls
– If your vehicle has original Rear View/Surround View cameras, those will continue working the same way
- This module can be extended with Front/Rear view camera (if your vehicle didn't come with those originally from the factory)
- The installation is completely plug & play and 100% reversible.
Contents of our kit:
- Main control module
- Radio Power harness
- Module Power harness
- USB female input cable
- Video IN/Video OUT cables
- Wifi Antenna
Customer Reviews
All Reviews (1)
John S
November 9, 2023I recently installed version 2 of the GTA car kit on my 2016 BMW 428i Gran Coupe and thought that I would share my experience.
The installation video is excellent; not too long, but covers all the important points in sufficient detail. I'd emphasize that it's critical to remove the glove box to do a good installation. Some other videos suggest that you can get away without this on 3- and 4-series BMWs, but I find hard to imagine how to place the electronics module into the space between the head unit and the glove box.
I found a few minor differences between my car and the one in the video.
1. The head unit was secured with only two torx screws rather than four, perhaps because it seems to be not as high as the one in the vehicle in the video.
2. The connectors on the HVAC/radio control panel and the footwell light were very tight and I could not easily remove them. I left them in rather than risk breaking them. This made things a bit more awkward but was still manageable.
3. There are two cables that run from the bottom right of the head unit (when viewed from behind) up the right side and over the top of the quad lock connector. While I could maneuver the cables out of the way to get the quad lock out, holding them out of the way while plugging the new harness in was a challenge. The cables are held in position by a plastic clasp just to the left of the quad connector. This can be opened to give more slack in these two cables so that the new quad lock is more easily inserted.
The system works as billed. There is no loss of audio quality when using Car Play. Best of all I can now get real time traffic information through Waze or Google Maps, a function that was lost from these models due to the obsolescence of their 3G mobile hardware.