To install Android Auto on your compatible car, follow these steps:
- Open the Android Auto application.
- Select the menu option in the top right corner.
- Choose the "Wireless Projection" option through the flag.
- Restart your smartphone.
- Follow the on-screen instructions in your car to establish the connection.
Keep in mind that the initial connection is made via Bluetooth, while Android Auto transmits data through WiFi at 5Ghz. You can download the free application for the initial device setup from Google Play.
If you want to install Android Auto on cars that are not compatible, you can consider the following method:
- Install a stereo from a brand that supports Android Auto.
- By doing this, you will be able to use all the app’s features as if it were integrated into your car.
To connect your Android device wirelessly, follow these steps:
- Activate the geolocation, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth services on your smartphone.
- Access the Bluetooth settings either through a shortcut or the phone’s settings menu.
- Begin searching for a new device.
- Choose your car from the list of available devices.
The standard procedure for connecting your phone to the car without a cable for all versions of Android devices is as follows:
- Click on "Settings" and then "Connections."
- In the Bluetooth section, switch the toggle from OFF to ON.
- The classic Bluetooth icon will appear at the top of the notification bar.
To use CarPlay without a cable, you can connect your phone to the car’s USB port using a USB cable. Alternatively, if your car supports wireless CarPlay, you can use Bluetooth by pressing and holding the voice command button on the steering wheel.
If you encounter issues with connecting Android Auto, try the following:
- Use a high-quality USB cable to ensure the best quality and reliability.
- If Android Auto was working correctly but is no longer available, try replacing the USB cable. This should resolve the issue.
To access the latest version of the application, go to the Google Play Store and search for "Android Auto" in the search bar. The update button to switch to version 7.4 is already available.
To disable Android Auto, follow these steps:
- Go to the settings menu on your smartphone.
- Access the "Apps" section and click on "App Management."
- Search for Android Auto among all the apps and tap to access the app information screen.
- Go to "Storage" and choose the option "Clear Cache."
Android Auto is a free service that allows you to connect your mobile device to the infotainment dashboard. It is also recommended to purchase a USB cable after installing the application.