Mirror Your iPhone to Any Car Screen

CarPlay only mirrors approved apps — and many cars never got it at all. If your car has a browser, you can mirror everything.

Infotainment systems are wildly different, but nearly all modern ones ship a Chromium-based browser. CarMirror uses that lowest common denominator: your iPhone broadcasts its screen, and the car opens a web page. The same three steps work in a Tesla, a BYD, a Togg, and most 2020+ vehicles with a connected display.

No CarPlay? No problem

CarPlay mirrors a fixed set of approved apps and requires manufacturer support. CarMirror mirrors your whole screen — any app, your photos, your presentations — and needs nothing from the car maker except a browser.

Step by step

1. Tap Start Mirroring in CarMirror — One button on the iPhone; iOS confirms the broadcast.
2. Open the car browser — Go to carmirror.live on the infotainment screen.
3. Enter the code, go fullscreen — Six digits from the app, then the fullscreen button. Done.

Which cars does this work in?

• Tesla — MCU2 and MCU3, via the built-in browser (dedicated guide).
• BYD — DiLink screens with the browser app (dedicated guide).
• Togg — üzerinden tarayıcı ile (Türkçe rehber).
• Others — most Mercedes MBUX, BMW iDrive with browser, Polestar/Volvo Google-based systems, and any Android-based head unit with Chrome.

Quick test: if the car's browser can open this website, CarMirror will work. Try it right now from the driver's seat — while parked.