GM Brings Apple Wallet Car Keys to Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC’s Supported Vehicles
General Motors is adding Apple Wallet car key support to vehicles from Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC. The rollout began in late September, will expand through…
General Motors is bringing car keys to Apple Wallet in vehicles from Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC, giving drivers in supported models a digital key stored on their Apple devices. The rollout began in late September and is expanding through October, according to GM, with more vehicles expected to receive support in December.
The change means drivers will be able to use Apple Wallet for a supported vehicle’s key instead of relying only on a physical key. GM has not named the vehicles in the source announcement text, so the full model list cannot be confirmed here.
Rollout will continue across GM brands
GM’s announcement says the feature is arriving across a range of vehicles from its three brands. The rollout started on a limited basis in late September, expands throughout October and will reach more vehicles in December.
“will continue across additional GM vehicles over time,” GM said of the rollout. The company also says customers will receive a notification in the “What’s New” section of their vehicle’s app when their vehicle adds support.
That notification is the practical signal for owners: availability depends on the particular vehicle, and GM says it will alert customers through the app rather than suggesting the feature is already available across every Cadillac, Chevrolet or GMC model.
The expansion follows Apple’s earlier mention of the planned support in June 2025. 9to5Mac reported the rollout, citing GM’s announcement and noting that MacRumors had spotted it.
Owners will need to check their vehicle app
For drivers, a digital key can make Apple Wallet part of the process of accessing a compatible car. But the source does not specify which models receive the feature first, how drivers set it up, or which Apple devices are required. Those details should not be assumed from the brand-level announcement alone.
GM’s staged schedule also means availability will arrive at different points rather than all at once. Owners who do not yet see car key support will need to watch the “What’s New” section of their vehicle’s app for the company’s notification.
The announcement identifies Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC as the brands included in the expansion, while leaving the model-by-model rollout to vehicle-specific updates. GM says additional vehicles will join over time.
Source: 9to5mac.com
