Add CarPlay / Android Auto to Your Honda!

Hi! Jake here with a few options if you’re looking to DIY install CarPlay or Android Auto in your Honda.

I used to drive a 2007 Accord, and these upgrades were a game-changer on long road trips. At 6'2" I was always comfortable in the driver’s seat, but the stock stereo felt dated. If you want to give your Honda a modern refresh, AWESAFE makes some excellent plug-and-play CarPlay units.

Not into DIY? No problem. You can usually buy the unit yourself and then take it to Best Buy or a local audio shop—they’ll quote you a fair price to install it.

Below, you’ll find a breakdown of compatible AWESAFE units for popular Honda models, plus install tips and helpful YouTube resources.

🚗 Honda Accord (2003–2007) — Multiple Versions

Products:

AWESAFE Android CarPlay Stereo for Honda Accord (2003–2007) 32GB

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The 32GB version will work ok if you want to save a little $$$

AWESAFE Android CarPlay Stereo for Honda Accord (2003–2007) 64GB

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This version is the 64GB - it will cost a little more, but the extra processing is worth it. It helps the menus run faster, sync processes, etc. I had a 32GB in my Jeep and it did ok, but in my second Jeep I went with the 64GB and it was noticeably faster at all tasks.

AWESAFE Android CarPlay Stereo for Honda Accord (2003–2007) T Version

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T style resembles a certain style and looks great if you want a large screen. Make sure it clears your shifter in all positions. This is sometimes unavailable from AWESAFE.

Why it fits:
These units give 7th-gen Accord owners a huge leap in tech without sacrificing OEM-style fitment. Wireless CarPlay, Android Auto, GPS, Bluetooth, and responsive touchscreens make commuting or road trips much more enjoyable. With multiple screen sizes and specs, you can pick one that fits both your budget and style.

Install Tips:

• Honda dashboards from this era can be clip-heavy—use a trim tool to avoid damage.
• Double-check your factory sound system type; premium audio trims may require extra harnesses.
• For T-Style screens, confirm clearance with your shifter in all positions.

Helpful Resources:

• 📺 2003–2007 Accord CarPlay/Android Auto Install — Step-by-step removal, wiring, and unit setup.
• 📺 Alternate Install Video — More relaxed, commentary-driven guide.

🚙 Honda CR-V (2012–2016)

Products:

AWESAFE Android CarPlay Stereo for Honda CR-V (2012–2016)

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Upgrade the CRV in style!

Why it fits:
A great choice for 4th-gen CR-V owners who want modern infotainment in a factory-fit package. Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto are standard, along with Bluetooth, GPS navigation, and solid audio output. Steering wheel controls usually integrate smoothly with these units.

Install Tips:

• Some trims may need a mounting bracket for flush fitment.
• Check your camera type—OEM units often need an adapter.
• Keep track of your dash screws; Honda likes to hide them.

Helpful Resources:

• 📺 2012–2016 CR-V CarPlay/Android Auto Install — Full teardown and install walkthrough.

🚘 Honda Civic (2013–2015)

Product:

AWESAFE Android CarPlay Stereo for Honda Civic (2013–2015)

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This one has a lot of trim, but looks great! Careful when uninstalling and installing as the trim can crack.

Why it fits:
This upgrade gives 9th-gen Civic owners a much-needed refresh with CarPlay, Android Auto, GPS, and responsive controls. It fits neatly in place of the factory unit and supports most OEM features, including steering wheel buttons.

Install Tips:

• The Civic’s center stack has delicate trim—take your time removing it.
• Backup camera integration may require settings adjustment in the unit.
• Always reconnect the hazard light switch before final assembly.

Helpful Resources:

• 📺 2012–2015 Civic Stereo Upgrade — Not AWESAFE-specific, but covers the same removal and wiring process.