Apple CarPlay will let you pay for gas from your driver’s seat

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A few weeks ago, Apple announced a new version of its mobile operating system, dubbed "Next-Generation", that might not be available for some time. There is a new feature that you will be able to use once the update is released.

Fueling and driving task apps

Fueling and driving task apps are available in CarPlay. Your favorite apps that help you fill your tank and provide you with road information, toll support, towing help, and more can find a home in CarPlay.

A new way to find gas stations and pay at the pump is possible with the implementation of a feature in the gas chain's line. The customers will need to make an account for the gas chain and add a payment method if they want to use the CarPlay feature.

The parent company of Sinclair Oil is planning to allow customers to buy gas from their car. Jack Barger, the company's senior vice president of marketing, said they're excited about the idea of customers being able to purchase fuel from their car's screen. There are over 1,600 gas stations.

Exxon and Ford worked together to make the Speedpass Plus app work on the Sync 3 system. The app was shut down earlier this year when the in-car shopping app was stopped.

Modern gas stations have tried adding features to their pumps that support phone apps, and tap-to-pay readers are more common than ever, but in some instances, companies like Exxon didn't initially make it convenient, but you couldn't The Apple Watch Speedpass app was removed.

Electric vehicle charging apps like ChargePoint and Electrify America allow you to find stations, get directions, and start charging from your car's dashboard. We can expect to see more opportunities for in-car e- commerce with the launch of the new OS.