If you have just started with an Android mobile, you may not know whether your car supports Android Auto or not. We’ve given you the top three ways you should learn about it, and some of them should shed some light.
If your car is compatible with Android Auto, you can interact with your favorite apps from the car screen and access your favorite places on Google Maps, call your mobile contacts and much more.
Google’s official list
Google maintains a list of car models compatible with Android Auto on the official Android Auto website, although you are warned that it’s not a long listit is therefore possible that you will not find the model of your car, or that it is not specified exactly in which versions it is included, in case they are not all.
The official list of car models compatible with Android Auto serves as an indication: They are the ones who are, but not all of them are. If your car model is listed, it should support Android Auto, but if it doesn’t, and it’s a newer model, it just might not have not yet listed.
The technical information of the car
If you need more specific information about the exact model of your car, you can always search the technical characteristics of your carwhether you have them at home or are looking for the exact model on the Internet.
It can be unclear whether the car supports Android Auto or not, but it should show up. beside the car integrated display information. The car’s official website is a good starting point for this.
Trial
If none of the above enlightens you and you are still not sure whether your car screen can connect to Android Auto or not, maybe The fastest way to check is to test. To do this, connect your mobile to the car with a USB cable and see if the Android Auto setup opens on the mobile, or some type of setup on the car screen.
While some cars support wireless Android Auto, there are still a few today and in those cases you should still be able to connect with a wire, if supported. Please note that some cars only allow you to use Android Auto if you are using a certain USB portso test them all (and with a quality cable) to confirm or rule out that your car supports Android Auto.
