For further comparison’s sake, other audio sources like podcasts and ad-free Spotify account for 5% each, while owned music and Apple Music have smaller slices of the pie at 4% and 3%.

In-car ads are already playing on tablets in some Uber cars in Los Angeles and San Francisco, and if the pilot goes well we can expect to see it rolled out across the country and possibly beyond.

Among US consumers aged 13 and older, streaming music accounts for 53% of in-car mobile audio consumption, far surpassing podcasts (17%) and owned music (14%).

It also shows ads on the in-car tablets that allow riders to track their route, rate and tip drivers and control the music through Lyft’s partnership with iHeartRadio.

However, when it comes to picking the almighty in-car music app for 2022, there’s no doubt the king of the castle is none other than Apple Music. And here’s precisely why.

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