Google Maps has finally introduced speedometer readings and speed limits for iOS and CarPlay users. This feature, long available on Android, is now rolling out for Apple devices. Here’s everything you need to know about these new functionalities.
New Features on iOS and CarPlay
Speedometer and Speed Limits
- Speedometer: Displays your current speed in km/h or mph, depending on your region.
- Speed Limits: The speedometer changes colors to indicate whether you are within the speed limit of the road you are on.

How to Enable
To activate these features, follow these steps:
- Go to Settings.
- Select Navigation.
- Choose Driving options.
- Turn on the speedometer and speed limits.
Rollout Details
The rollout might take a few weeks to reach all users, so don’t worry if you don’t see the update immediately.
Important Notes
Google emphasizes that the speedometer in Maps is “for informational use only.” Always rely on your vehicle’s speedometer for accurate driving speed.

Conclusion
With the addition of speedometer and speed limits to Google Maps on iOS and CarPlay, Apple users can now enjoy enhanced navigation features that have been available on Android for years. Make sure to check your app settings to enable these useful tools and drive safely.
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