The 2020 model only has one USB port. If you plug in a USB drive to listen to music, you can't connect the car kit. The USB extension ports you bought aren't working, and the USB in the armrest cigarette lighter also doesn't support USB drive for music or connecting the car kit. Do you have any suggestions for using both the USB drive for music and the car kit simultaneously?

How do you play USB music in this car?

The USB port in the armrest of a 2012 GLS can't charge your phone. Are there any other places to charge your phone?

What should I do if I can't use the USB port to play music?

My 2019 Model 95, the USB port next to the cigarette lighter on the center console isn't working. It doesn't charge my phone, and when I plug in a USB drive, there's no response. What's going on?

Why does the car disconnect when listening to music via a USB drive? How can this be resolved?

Can I use a USB drive to listen to music?

Do any of you use a USB drive to listen to music? Does the USB drive need to meet certain requirements? Why can't the songs I downloaded on my previous USB drive play? I used a card reader with a memory card, and it worked before, but now it always switches back to the radio interface.

There could be several reasons why the music USB drive isn't responding when plugged into the USB port of your car or other device: 1. **Compatibility Issues**: Some car USB ports or devices may have compatibility issues with certain USB drives or file formats. Ensure the music files are in a supported format like MP3. 2. **File System Format**: Check if the USB drive is formatted in a compatible file system, such as FAT32 or exFAT, which are commonly supported by car audio systems. 3. **USB Port Problem**: The USB port itself might be faulty. Try plugging the USB drive into a different port if available. 4. **USB Drive Issue**: Although it works on your computer, there might be an issue with the USB drive that affects its performance in other devices. Consider testing with another USB drive. 5. **Device Settings**: Check the settings of the device you're plugging the USB into. Some settings might need to be adjusted to read external USB storage. 6. **Power Supply**: Ensure that the device has enough power supply to read the USB drive, especially if it's an older model or if there are multiple devices connected. Try troubleshooting with these suggestions to identify the cause of the problem.

Can the USB port in the car be used just for charging? Why can't it connect to the car's infotainment system?

The 2020 model only has one USB port. If you plug in a USB drive to listen to music, you can't connect the car kit. The USB extension ports you bought aren't working, and the USB in the armrest cigarette lighter also doesn't support USB drive for music or connecting the car kit. Do you have any suggestions for using both the USB drive for music and the car kit simultaneously?