Peterbilt Takes the Road with iTunes Connectivity

For years, long-haul truckers have been plying the highways in isolation, their only companions the hum of the engine and the glow of the dash. But now, those days are numbered. Peterbilt, a leading manufacturer of heavy-duty trucks, has announced a new infotainment option that will bring the comforts of modern technology to the cab. And at the heart of it all is iTunes connectivity.

A Long-Haul Upgrade

The new infotainment center is designed for Peterbilt’s conventional cab trucks, the familiar sight of long-haul semis that crisscross the country. But this isn’t just about entertainment – it’s about improving the overall driving experience. The updated system features an improved operating system, a user-friendly interface, and a range of navigation and infotainment upgrades.

Staying Connected on the Highway

Truckers can now wirelessly connect their smartphones using Apple CarPlay, streaming their favorite tunes, podcasts, and playlists directly to the dashboard. Android users can also connect wirelessly, but for now, the display doesn’t include integrated Android Auto support like Apple CarPlay.

Key Features:

• Wired and wireless Apple CarPlay connectivity
• Wireless Android smartphone connectivity
• Analog HD camera display with split-screen viewing
• Embedded truck-specific navigation with complimentary map updates for three years
• AM/FM/SiriusXM radio with weather reports
• Language support for English, Spanish, and French

A Smooth Ride Ahead

The new infotainment center is available for Peterbilt truck orders starting this month, and with its range of features and connectivity options, it’s sure to be a welcome addition to seasoned and new truckers alike. Whether you’re cruising down the highway or navigating the city streets, this system has got you covered.