How do i remove my car from apple maps

Replying, since I just figured it out and other people may stumble on to this. In Maps, tap on your picture (to the right of the search field on iOS). The menu that opens will have an entry called "vehicles". Tap that, then tap you Mustang Mach-E, and there will be an option to delete it. (Note that this will make the "vehicles" entry disappear from the menu, which is why I'm not providing screenshots.)

Is there any way to make the “Vehicles” section in Apple Maps reappear? I deleted my old EV and need to add my new EV, but there’s no ”Vehicles” section anymore (see screenshot).

I’ve already followed this entire guide but no luck: Set up electric vehicle routing in Maps on iPhone - Apple Support

Finally a correct solution! Thank you.

Why Apple made this so obtuse to find is beyond me! I’ve been deleting every vehicle in CarPlay settings and the previous Mustangs I drove were still fixed into my guidance and routing settings.

What make and model EV are you trying to connect?

1. First, I believer the vehicle must be CarPlay compatible. If you have no compatible vehicles, then the category will not appear. (Explanation below).
2. Once you sync and enable CarPlay, the category should reappear and catalog this vehicle and any other CarPlay compatible vehicle you have sync’d and authorized to use CarPlay.

For reference, see my issue in this thread regarding multiple old Mach-Es cataloged in my Vehicle category that I wanted removed. Once I found Peter’s directions (above), I was able to clear out all the Mach-E profiles and the Vehicle category disappeared.

Drove my partner’s Tesla with my phone connected via Bluetooth, and although Maps recognized I was in a vehicle and presented the estimated travel time suggestion - there was no vehicle category.

However, when I resync’d another Mach-E, the category returned.

I’m in a worse situation. I frequently change cars for business trips, and now I have about four or five Mach-Es showing in my Apple Maps directions that I no longer use and I can’t get rid of them.

At times Maps/CarPlay will default to Mach-E that thinks it has 9% battery left and screw up my routing although I’m driving my personal Mach-E with 89% battery.