General Motors (GM) has become the first automaker to adopt Mapbox Dash, an app-based in-car navigation system, through its new Maps+ application. Mapbox Dash offers a comprehensive and customizable navigation experience that automakers can easily integrate into their vehicles. It includes features such as live traffic updates, lane-level guidance, voice assistance, AR navigation, and companion mobile app integration. The system is available as a subscription service with continuous updates and allows manufacturers to add services like parking, fuel suggestions, and streaming music, significantly reducing the time to launch new applications. GM plans to roll out Maps+ via an over-the-air update to about 900,000 vehicles, providing brands like Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac with a unique, branded navigation experience. The platform's modular architecture and integration capabilities enable carmakers to tailor the system to their specific vehicle models, enhancing the digital location ecosystem and allowing features such as audio controls for music and personalized driver profiles.