Chevy MyLink is an infotainment system featured in Chevrolet vehicles.

GM officially debuted MyLink and IntelliLink at the 2011 New York International Auto Show, and its new smartphone-integrated infotainment platform could be a game changer for the industry.

Chevrolet MyLink Creates Smart Phones on Wheels Smart interface design allows drivers to take advantage of mobile communications technology while the phone remains safely stowed NEW YORK ...

Unfortunately, MyLink can't connect to the iPhone's built-in navigation system (or to Google Maps, for that matter). GM instead is rolling out its own BringGo navigation app for iOS and Android.

Chevrolet MyLink democratizes infotainment, coming to 2013 Sonic and Spark Infotainment systems are expensive. Even rolled into the average new car payment and spread out over four or five years ...

It's a great time for the automotive universe as the technology and gadgets of our modern world converge with the likes of the 2014 GMC Sierra and 2014 Chevrolet Silverado. Both vehicles take on ...

MyLink also includes a seven-inch, high-resolution, full-color touch-screen display. You know, just like Sync (when you add the MyFord Touch package). Actually, Sync uses an eight-inch touchscreen.

Owners of Chevy MyLink-equipped Sonics and Sparks will soon have the ability to access and control the global and personalized audio streaming app TuneIn, providing them with the ability to listen ...

Soon owners of new Chevrolet vehicles like the Corvette, Equinox, Impala, Malibu, Volt, and Silverado will be able to download a range of different apps directly to their vehicles through MyLink ...

While MyLink is a catch-all for those Onstar services, it also adds Pandora and Stitcher internet radio streaming programs and a better voice recognition system, which allows for simple voice ...

Exactly a month ago, we discovered that the new MyLink infotainment system was not shipping in 2012 model year Chevrolet vehicles, even though several marketing materials directly from Chevrolet ...