SThompson447

I recently bought a 2022 Silverado and I’m having the same problem. So far the solution has been to get used to using Spotify for music and podcasts. Of course that requires the $14/month subscription to Chevy apps. Then I use the Chevrolet Maps app for navigation - which has its downside because you can’t type in a new destination while driving. I swear it’s one roadblock or downside after another with every work around that you try. Absolutely unacceptable given the amount of money that you have to shell out for a vehicle these days.

I purchased a 2022 Silverado about (3) weeks ago and I'm having this same issue. I'll be driving along listening to a podcast (that is downloaded to my phone) or music from iTunes (that is downloaded to my phone) and it will randomly start skipping and cutting out. It seems to cut out more when I have both Waze and a podcast or music going at the same time. Also there are times where it skips and then completely disconnects and I'm prompted with a message on the screen that says CarPlay was disconnected due to a disruption in the WiFi. Incredibly frustrating when you buy a new vehicle and pay what consumers are having to pay these days, and this type of crap happens.