What audio content information is visible while driving?

Carplay :

1. Channel Articles : Content list

the screen detailing the content of a CarPlay channel displays the following essential information:

• The name of the channel being viewed at the top of the screen (Example: "majelanX").
• The option to start playing the list and the total number of available contents (Example: "Listen to the channel - 306 media").
• The title of the article or podcast with its associated thumbnail (Example: "No Hablo Bureau - process").
• The author, producer, or studio, as well as the total duration of the audio (Examples: "Caroline Drzewinski · 2:16" or "Studio mX · 12:20").
• The navigation arrows on the right to scroll up or down the list, as well as the back arrow at the top left.

2. Article Description : Audio player

The CarPlay audio player interface displays the following essential information:

• The title of the article and the associated photo or thumbnail (Example: "Master Class : Franck Annese, entreprendr...").
• The producer or original channel (Example: "majelanX").
• The main playback controls allowing you to pause, rewind, or fast-forward.
• The progress bar indicating the elapsed time and the remaining time of the audio (Example: "4:21" and "- 11:21").
• Additional menu icons, such as access to the queue (top right) and the playback speed indicator (bottom center).

3. Channels : Home View

The main CarPlay channels screen displays the following essential information:

• Content categories to facilitate discovery (Example: "Featured", "New channels").
• The name of the channel and the associated logo (Examples: "majelanX").
• Navigation indicators allowing access to more content (the ">" arrow next to a category) and the directional arrows on the right to scroll through the page.
• The "Now Playing" icon (sound wave symbol) at the top right, allowing you to quickly return to the active audio player.

4. Channels : screen Media Scrolling View

This screen showing the rest of the menu displays the following essential information:

• The sub-categories to group media (Example: "Other channels").
• The logos and names of the various media or partners (Examples: "L'Équipe", "Le Figaro", "Le Point").
• The directional arrows on the right, indicating that it is possible to continue scrolling the screen to discover other media.

Android Auto:

1. Main channels screen: Tab navigation

This screen groups the "Featured", "New channels", and "Other channels" views and displays the following essential information:

• Navigation tabs at the top of the screen to filter content categories (Examples: "Featured", "New channels", "Other channels").
• The name of the channel or media with its associated logo (Examples: "L'Équipe", "20 Minutes").
• Access indicators (the ">" arrow to the right of each line) indicating that it is possible to click to discover the channel's contents.
• Directional arrows on the left side of the screen to scroll the list up or down.
• The search button (represented by a magnifying glass icon on a blue background) located at the bottom right.

2. "Channel Articles" screen: Content list

The screen detailing the content of a channel on Android Auto displays the following essential information:

• The name of the channel being viewed at the top of the screen, accompanied by a back arrow (Example: "majelanX").
• The title of the article or episode with its associated thumbnail (Examples: "Master Class : Marion Van Renterghem...", "Master Class : Mercedes Erra...").
• The name of the producer or studio below the title (Example: "Studio mX").
• An alphabetical sort button ("A·Z") on the left, surrounded by directional arrows to scroll through the list of episodes.
• The floating search button (the magnifying glass icon) at the bottom right.

3. "Article Description" screen: The audio player

The Android Auto audio player interface ("Now playing") displays the following essential information:

• The header indicating "Now playing" with a back arrow, as well as a quick access button to the "Queue" at the top right.
• The title of the article and the associated thumbnail (Example: "Master Class : Franck Annese, entreprendre à l'instinct").
• The name of the producer or original studio (Example: "Studio mX").
• The progress bar indicating the elapsed time compared to the total duration of the audio (Example: "4:21 / 15:42").
• The main playback controls in the center, allowing you to play/pause (central circular button) and skip to the previous or next track.

Updated on: 09/10/2026