Sync 4, the latest generation of Ford’s dashboard interface, can guide you to an open parking spot, both on the street and in off-street lots, with parking rates and real-time occupancy. Ford ...

In 2020, Ford will debut its new SYNC 4 infotainment system with the brand's biggest screens ever, over-the-air update capability, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a revised user interface ...

Ford Motor Co. plans to roll out the next generation of its Sync infotainment system in new vehicles starting in 2020, which the automaker says will unlock an array of new abilities in its vehicles.

Launched in 2007 for the 2008 model year with great pomp and circumstance, SYNC infotainment has become a staple of Ford passenger cars, crossovers, trucks, and commercial vehicles. Made standard a ...

Ford Sync 3 launched on various 2016 model year Ford vehicles, but now it’s time to begin sunsetting that tech in favor of the next iteration. Today, Ford is taking the wraps off its newest ...

Next-generation SYNC system to incorporate in-car WiFi system powered by customer’s USB mobile broadband modem, turning entire car into hot spot New capability will be standard on select SYNC-equipped ...

After a rocky start with its early infotainment systems, Ford hit the sweet spot with Sync 3. The system went on to be used across the Blue Oval’s lineup, from the Mustang to the Lincoln Aviator. But ...

Since Ford’s Sync infotainment system debuted in 2007, it’s gone through serious changes to make it more effective at playing your favorite podcasts while guiding you to the nearest Taco Bell. Now ...

Almost five years after it introduced Sync 3, Ford is updating its in-car infotainment system with a lot of features its customers have been requesting for years. When Sync 4 arrives in select Ford ...

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Is anyone going to miss the old Ford SYNC? Probably not. It had a slow touchscreen, a clunky voice interface, and other quirks. Ford deserves credit for being early to the infotainment game with SYNC.

DETROIT - The music thundered. The stage lighting flashed. And Ford's president of the Americas, Mark Fields, stood in the center of the company's display in Cobo Center without a vehicle. Instead, ...