Hate to be a downer here - but if the maps are still 2017 - who cares about online search?
I think I may have "looked at" the factory NAV ONCE (hit the button BY ACCIDENT). Android or Apple Carplay - Google Maps (satellite view) on top, Music on bottom.
Google maps uses GOOGLE for voice searches (has worked perfect since DAY ONE) - gives more accurate traffic (creepy, but everyone with a mobile connected to google gets movements tracked for traffic). While it may be problematic for areas with no cell signal - I have CoPilot with Offline Maps (that actually DO GET UPDATED).
The update (that got pushed down for me last weekend) did seem to solve a couple of other issues - until they update the internal maps on the factory NAV, it's nearly useless anyways. Especially in areas undergoing rapid growth (like all the new construction here in South Florida). What good is "online search", when the installed map doesn't even have the street (that was built subsequent to 2017) in it's database?
Since the base operating system for most factory (and aftermarket) in-dash systems is ANDROID ANYWAYS - why couldn't manufacturers just leverage (or license) Google Maps and be done with it? (Apple Maps has gotten slightly better, but you still might end up in the Gobi Desert, while trying to get to the Dominoes PIzza down the block).
My $.02
Again - the update seems to have resolved a couple of issues - but the factory Nav really fell short for me - especially in a $70K, fully loaded Limited...
Rick