2025 Harley-Davidson

2025 Harley-Davidson CarPlay & Android Auto Upgrades

Harley-Davidson's 2025 touring lineup ships nearly across the board with the new 13.4-inch Skyline infotainment display, a screen that only talks to a phone through a paired Bluetooth headset rather than a wired or USB connection — which is why Street Glide riders asking about CarPlay end up needing a bypass module instead of a cable. The Softail & Cruiser side of the family plays by completely different rules, since those bikes never had a factory radio to lose in the first place.

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About 2025 Harley-Davidson

Every fairing-mounted 2025 tourer in this catalog — Road Glide, Electra Glide, Ultra, and the flagship CVO lineup — runs Skyline, and Skyline locks Apple CarPlay behind a paired headset connection instead of a wired one. A Skyline-compatible bypass is what closes that gap, and pairing it with a Media Box restores full USB CarPlay and Android Auto on the factory display.

Riders on the Road King, Tri Glide, or the entirely radio-free Softail & Cruiser lineup are working from a different starting point, and the fix is simpler: a self-contained Media Screen handles CarPlay and Android Auto without touching the stock electronics at all.

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