The new interface has now started landing in users' hands, albeit the process happens gradually, so it could take a while until everybody receives the changes.
The first update I noticed when I launched the updated Waze on CarPlay was the larger bar at the top of the screen. The bar is home to essential options, such as search and favorite locations, and it now uses more space on the screen, likely in an attempt to make it easier for drivers to interact with these essential options.
Waze has also updated the icon used for favorite locations, giving up on the star-shaped icon that has been around for years.
Tapping the "category" entry reveals more new icons for saved places, gas, food, parking, groceries, coffee, drive-thru, and shopping. All the new icons are more colorful and align with Waze's cartoonish interface. I've never been a fan of Waze's UI, but I think this update creates more consistency, especially as Waze clearly has no intention of updating the map view and giving up on its colorful UI.
The company hasn't announced this visual makeover, but I expect it to eventually roll out to everybody, including on mobile devices and Android Auto. The rollout of the new features announced in April is not complete yet, so this summer will bring plenty of changes to Waze users, both in terms of features and from an interface perspective.
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