For modern drivers, on-road entertainment and connectivity are a major component of an enjoyable driving experience, particularly if you find yourself stuck in traffic during your daily commute. Check out this Chevy infotainment guide to learn how to get the most out of your Chevy’s entertainment system.
Chevy Infotainment Guide: How to Use the Chevy Infotainment System Effectively
Most of the models in the 2025 Chevy lineup are equipped with a central touchscreen that houses all of your in-cabin connectivity, vehicle diagnostics, and entertainment software. On the 2025 Chevy Equinox, the infotainment system is installed on an 11.3-inch central display and comes with key features like connected apps, navigation, phone integration, and natural voice recognition. The core of this infotainment system is Google Built-in technology.
Google Built-in gives drivers access to a hands-free Google Assistant to handle text messaging, phone calls, and reminders. Google Assistant responds to casual voice commands to adjust in-cabin settings. Google Maps is also an important element of Chevy’s infotainment system and allows drivers to refine routes, get real-time traffic updates, and find points of interest along the way. Drivers can customize the infotainment system with apps from Google Play.
Configurable Home Screen
Your Chevy infotainment system has a configurable home screen, so you can drag your favorite apps to the main screen for faster access. To rearrange app icons, you simply select the Home button, then drag and drop the app icon you want to move. Adding apps to your infotainment system can be done by selecting the Apps icon on the Home screen and installing your preferred apps.
Personalized Profile
Whether your Chevy has multiple drivers or you simply want to personalize your entertainment experience, you can create a driver profile in your infotainment settings. Personalized profiles can be keyed to specific key fobs, so the infotainment settings will automatically adjust when key fobs are sensed.
Audio Streaming
Drivers can select various audio streaming sources through the central touchscreen by pushing the Audio button on the Home screen. The Audio button will list all audio sources, such as Bluetooth-enabled devices, radio stations, and connected apps. The infotainment system will also list the three most recently used audio apps for convenient selection.
Chevy offers a well-rounded infotainment experience on new models that are equipped with Google Built-in technology. With personalization and app configuration, you can tailor your infotainment setup for individual drivers. Test out infotainment technology when you visit Hank Graff Chevrolet in Davison, MI.
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