CarPlay Head Units for Peugeot: compatibility and installation guide, model by model

CarPlay and Android Auto head units for Peugeot

Peugeot is one of the most common makes on Spanish roads, and also one of the trickiest when it comes to infotainment. Between the 207, the 308, the 3008 and the Partner and Boxer vans there is a huge variety of factory radios: some with a tiny monochrome display, others with WIP Nav navigation, others with the i-Cockpit touchscreen. And very few with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.

This guide brings together, model by model, what each Peugeot has from the factory and which Android screen with wireless CarPlay and Android Auto matches it, so you do not have to open product pages one by one.

Which Peugeot models have CarPlay as standard?

Phone mirroring reached the brand late and very unevenly:

  • The older models (206, 207, 307, 407, first-generation 3008) shipped with a CD radio or with in-house navigation systems such as WIP Nav: no CarPlay and no way to add it from the menu.
  • Models with a factory touchscreen include Mirror Screen or CarPlay only on certain trims, and almost always over a cable.
  • Entry-level trims and fleet versions, very common on the Spanish used market, usually carry the simplest unit in the catalogue.
  • In vans such as the Partner, Expert, Bipper or Boxer, the original radio is nearly always the most basic one, when it is not just a front panel with a USB port.

If your Peugeot falls into any of these cases, a model-specific screen is the cleanest way to bring it up to date.

The solution: a model-specific Android screen for Peugeot

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This is not a universal radio forced into the dashboard: each screen is built for the opening, the fascia and the connector of one specific model, so the dashboard keeps its factory look. What you gain:

  • Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, with no cables or brackets on the windscreen.
  • HD touchscreen much larger than the original, depending on the model.
  • Google Maps and Waze with live traffic, instead of outdated paid mapping.
  • Android with the Play Store: Spotify, YouTube, podcasts or whichever apps you use daily.
  • Steering wheel controls, parking sensors and the original camera retained thanks to the PSA-specific CAN-BUS module.
  • Hands-free with an external microphone, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth and amplifier outputs.

Peugeot compatibility: model by model

These are the families with a model-specific screen, each with its guide or product page:

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What is the installation like on a Peugeot?

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Fitting is plug & play using the car's own connectors:

  1. Disconnect the negative battery terminal before removing anything.
  2. Release the console trim with a plastic tool, never levering with a screwdriver.
  3. Pull out the original unit and unplug power, speakers, aerial and USB.
  4. Connect the model-specific harness of the screen to those same connectors.
  5. Plug in the CAN-BUS module, the key part for keeping steering wheel controls, sensors and on-screen warnings.
  6. Fit the microphone next to the rear-view mirror and, if you are adding a camera, run its cable to the tailgate.
  7. Test everything before closing up: audio, wireless CarPlay, GPS, camera and controls.

Between 30 and 60 minutes depending on the model. A manual is included, along with WhatsApp support while you do it.

How much does it cost to add CarPlay to a Peugeot?

At a dealer, upgrading the infotainment of an older Peugeot is almost never viable: the navigation unit, the wiring, the coding and the labour add up, and you still end up with cable-only CarPlay and mapping that is updated for a fee. Building it piece by piece at an installer means paying for the unit, the fascia, the harness and the steering wheel control adapter separately.

The model-specific screen arrives with everything integrated and wireless CarPlay included. Each product page shows the current price and the available memory versions.

Frequently asked questions

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Do I lose the steering wheel controls or the parking sensors?
No. The PSA-specific CAN-BUS module keeps both, with their warnings on the new screen.

My Peugeot already has a factory touchscreen. Is it worth it?
If you are after wireless CarPlay, always up-to-date maps and installable apps, yes. If the original system does the job, there is no need to change anything.

Does the same screen fit a 308 from 2013 and one from 2019?
Not always: within the same model there are different openings and connectors depending on the year and trim. That is why each product page states the exact year range.

Can it be fitted in a work van?
Yes, and it is very common. The Partner, Expert, Bipper and Boxer all have their own model-specific screen.

Will it pass the roadworthiness test?
Yes. It sits in the original opening and does not alter safety components, so no type approval is required.

See the CarPlay screens for Peugeot

CarPlay and Android Auto screens for Peugeot

➡️ See all CarPlay and Android Auto screens for Peugeot · if your car belongs to the same group, take a look at the equivalent guide for Citroën.