How to Use In-Vehicle Access to Contacts
Difficulty Level: Novice | Time Required: Five minutes | Tools Required: None | Related Parts, Products, Services or Technology: Bluetooth-compatible smartphone
If your vehicle is equipped with Bluetooth®,† you have access to the contacts stored in your phone’s contact list when your phone is paired to your vehicle’s infotainment system† or when you are using Phone Integration (Apple CarPlay®† or Android Auto™† compatibility).
Downloading Contacts
Pair your phone with the infotainment system via Bluetooth. Bluetooth Pairing Instructions
- For Apple®† devices, your contact list downloads and synchronizes automatically each time you turn on your vehicle.
- For Android™† devices, you will be asked for permission to access contacts before they can be downloaded.
Note: To protect user privacy, the contacts information is only available when your phone is connected and selected as the in-use device.
Integrating Contacts
Connect your phone with a USB† cable (or pair your phone via Bluetooth to initiate a wireless connection, if your vehicle is capable) and activate Phone Integration to access — but not download — your phone’s contact list.
Note:
- You can access your contacts with voice command in the vehicle if your vehicle and phone are equipped with voice-command features
- If using Apple CarPlay®, access Apple Siri® voice-command features by pressing the vehicle’s Push-to-Talk button
For your security, please don’t include personal info such as phone number, address or credit card details.
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To find out if your vehicle has this feature, contact your dealer or refer to your vehicle’s equipment list. Please check your Owner’s Manual for more information about features.