Apple CarPlay: These are all the vehicles that work with the in-car infotainment system

Apple has finally drawn up a list of all current and future vehicles that will offer its in-car infotainment system. An optional extra that usually costs around £1,000, CarPlay lets drivers plug their iPhone into the vehicle and replace the factory system with an interface similar to iOS.

CarPlay is powered by the iPhone instead of the car's own computer and gives the driver – via Siri voice commands or simplified on-screen navigation – access to their music, contacts book, recent text messages (read aloud by Siri), driving directions and more.

The complete list includes cars and trucks from model years 2016 and 2017, although some of the vehicles listed were also on sale for much of 2015. They include offerings by Audi, Ford, Ferrari, Honda, Hyundai, Mercedes, Porsche, Volkswagen, Volvo and more.

The list includes vehicles that have not yet been formally revealed by their manufacturer, such as the face-lifted 2016 Ferrari FF, due to be shown for the first time in March.

Apple has included vehicles from all regions, so while some are US-only – such as those from Buick and most Chevrolets – cars sold in the UK are also featured. The list on Apple's website will be updated as more vehicles are revealed but for now, here it is in full, as of 12 January.