General Motors Unveils Next-Gen Infotainment For 2027 Full-Size TrucksAutoGuide.comAvery AndersonTue, September 15, 2026 at 7:39 PM UTCAdd us on Googlegeneral motors unveils next gen infotainment for 2027 full size trucksGeneral Motors has introduced a redesigned, software-defined user interface that brings high-contrast graphics, intuitive layouts, and deeply integrated digital intelligence directly to the cabin. The system debuts first on GM's highest-volume vehicles-the 2027 Chevrolet Silverado and 2027 GMC Sierra light-duty pickups-before expanding across electric, gas, and diesel models across the broader portfolio.general motors unveils next gen infotainment for 2027 full size trucksStreamlined Displays and Updated Apple CarPlay IntegrationBuilt around real customer feedback, the new interface unifies software and hardware across high-contrast display screens designed to deliver deeper blacks and richer colors. The center display features a re-imagined multi-view home screen with a default split-view layout. Drivers can view a fully interactive map alongside dedicated cards for trailer metrics, fuel efficiency data, or media, ensuring navigation remains visible at all times.A major highlight of the update is the integration of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto alongside GM's native system. Mirroring content appears in a large card window right next to native truck applications like trailering controls and vehicle status, allowing drivers to seamlessly move between smartphone mirroring and built-in vehicle software. Frequently used functions like climate control, camera views, and audio remain accessible via quick-access views and key physical controls. Driver assistance controls have also been simplified, enabling single-button activation for Adaptive Cruise Control and Super Cruise.general motors unveils next gen infotainment for 2027 full size trucksTruck-Specific Digital Tools and Passenger Screen IntegrationFor truck owners, the software adapts automatically the moment a trailer is hitched to the vehicle. The instrument panel switches to a mode-aware cluster layout featuring real-time 3D driving visualizations, while a dedicated trailering card populates the center display. The system includes a specialized Hitch View camera, underbody terrain camera angles, off-road performance metrics, and a mobile app feature that allows drivers to perform complete trailer light checks directly from their smartphone.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe system features native Google Gemini AI assistance, Google Maps, and Google Play app support powered by OnStar. Additionally, an available front passenger display uses polarized screen technology to allow passenger-side media streaming via platforms like YouTube, Disney+, and Hulu without distracting the driver while the truck is in motion. The living, software-defined architecture will receive continuous over-the-air (OTA) updates to add new features throughout the vehicle's ownership lifecycle.Become an AutoGuide insider. Get the latest from the automotive world first by subscribing to our newsletterhere.