The full-screen, next-generation CarPlay, on the Ocean's 17.1-inch display. Maps, music, climate and the car itself, in one liquid-glass interface.
CarPlay Ultra takes over every screen and talks to the car itself. Only one automaker ships it from the factory. CoastPlay makes the Fisker Ocean the second car to run it.
Most CarPlay screens are a letterbox. The Ocean's is a tall 17.1-inch portrait panel, and CoastPlay uses every pixel at full native resolution and refresh rate.

Real multitouch passthrough, not a single-tap emulation. Zoom with two fingers, spin the map to face your way, and tilt into 3D buildings, just like on your iPhone. Try it below.
Temperatures, fan, A/C, seat and steering-wheel heat, defrost and recirculation are all in CarPlay Ultra's climate controls and in the dock. Every tap goes straight to the Ocean's HVAC.


Locks, windows, liftgate, sunroof, drive modes and display brightness are all in CoastPlay's glass control center, right next to your music.
Speed, range, charge state and the 12-volt battery stream from the Ocean into CarPlay in real time. Nearby chargers are filtered to the ones your car can actually use.
Light and dark mode switch with local sunrise and sunset, and with your headlights. Drive into a tunnel or a parking garage and the screen goes dark and dims right away. Brightness and wallpaper are set separately for each mode.

Menus, docks and controls are made of the same liquid glass as iOS 27. They bend and blur the live map and album art behind them. You can tune the transparency for each appearance, or switch it off.
Settings float over the running CarPlay screen instead of a static wallpaper.
Separate transparency, brightness and wallpaper for Light and Dark.
Tuned for contrast in direct sun and at night with no glare.
Download the APK and install it on the Ocean's display.

Your iPhone recognizes the Ocean and sets up CarPlay Ultra, climate and radio included.

Pick CarPlay Ultra in your iPhone's CarPlay options, and the whole screen is yours.
Questions, bug reports, feature ideas, or a photo of CoastPlay in your Ocean? Send a message.