2024 Indian

2024 Indian Ride Command CarPlay & Android Auto Guide

Indian's 2024 lineup splits into two tech tiers: touring and bagger families like Chieftain and Roadmaster run a factory Ride Command touchscreen wired for CarPlay only, while the Scout and FTR families keep things analog with no factory screen at all.

Jump straight to your model: Challenger, Challenger Limited, Chieftain, Chieftain Dark Horse, Chieftain Limited, Pursuit, Pursuit Dark Horse, Pursuit Limited, Roadmaster, Roadmaster Elite, Springfield, Chief, Chief Dark Horse, Chief Bobber Dark Horse, Sport Chief, Super Chief Limited, Scout, Scout Rogue, Scout Rogue Sixty, FTR.

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About 2024 Indian

Five of Indian's eight 2024 families build around the Ride Command platform — Challenger, Chieftain, and Roadmaster carry the same 7-inch factory touchscreen as Pursuit and Springfield, and every one of them wires CarPlay in but leaves Android Auto out entirely. HogPlay's CarPlay bypass adaptor is the fix across that whole group, restoring wireless CarPlay and adding Android Auto support without cutting a single factory wire.

The Chief and Scout families tell a different story, and FTR joins them: base trims across all three run little more than an analog speedometer, so there's no Ride Command screen to unlock in the first place. A HogPlay Media Screen fills that gap directly, and our Ride Command compatibility guide breaks down which trims in each family already carry the touchscreen versus which ones don't.

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