No. The Navigation units with touchscreens were also available in the 2013. That part is easy. The problem comes with the fact that your wiring harness does not include the needed wiring harnesses and additional components for the change, and the cost of the entire change would be prohibitive, as in a couple thousand bucks. You will be way better off to just go aftermarket. Any double DIN unit can fit, and there are install kits available. I suggest you go to Crutchfield.com, type in your vehicle, and search from there. The site can tell you what head units will fit, along with what additional parts and wiring harnesses you will need for a myriad of available functions. They can also make up custom harnesses for a perfect turn-key fit. Unless you are a pro level installer, it's the best way to go for DIY. There are also tons of YouTube videos on this. I am planning a complete audio upgrade in the Spring, and I can tell you it takes a lot of research on your part if you want to do the work yourself. Unlike in the past, the vehicles, the wiring, the functions, etc., are all much more complex and complicated than they used to be, but it can still be done. It just takes a serious level of commitment. I think I have my head unit picked out, but I still have to pick out the speakers, amp, and other stuff like backup camera, ODB II functionality, phone compatibility, etc. to choose. Then, once it's all installed and working, it has to be properly adjusted to get the sound right. Altogether it will be a lot of work, but in the end it will pay off. Keep us posted on how yours goes. I'll do a thread here on mine when I do it.
