Android Auto launched on new Hyundai Sonatas this year, and is also now available on a handful of new models from Honda, Cadillac and VW, with many more promised for 2016.

Unlike regular Android, Android Wear, and Android TV, Android Auto isn't an operating system. It doesn't live on the car's computer, it doesn't control peripherals, and it doesn't have an app store.

After much lobbying from customers, the Bavarian automaker has revealed that at last it is going to add Android Auto support to its iDrive 7 infotainment system next year.

Consumer Reports' exclusive member survey reveals in-car infotainment system satisfaction compared against Android Auto and Apple CarPlay based on member satisfaction.

Android Auto's Latest Beta Update Lets Users Play Games According to the latest report by 9to5Google , Android Auto 14.1 beta is now rolling out massive experiences for users, including the much ...

An increasing number of major automotive manufacturers are turning to Android Automotive as the operating system of choice to power the infotainment systems of modern cars. It’s a no-brainer ...

Realizing that, Volkswagen recently announced that it would support Android Auto for up to 15 years – what it considers the life of a vehicle. Dirk Hilgenberg is CEO of VW Group’s CARIAD ...

Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are two popular car infotainment systems out there, but what do you use in your car? ... BMW, Chevrolet, Ford, Toyota, and VW all support both platforms.

Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are two major infotainment systems in automobiles. They have significantly improved accessibility, entertainment, and navigation in vehicles. However, the most ...

With the release of Android Auto 14.1, you can now play Android games on your vehicle's infotainment system, similar to a Tesla.Not every Android game will be playable through Android Auto, however.

Users on Reddit say that the button works well, with reports of it showing up in multiple Toyota vehicles that lack a native way to jump back to the car’s infotainment system while Android Auto ...

General Motors plans to gradually replace CarPlay and Android Auto in its vehicles, in favor of an in-house infotainment system developed with Google, leaning on subscription services. As Apple ...