Android Auto
Navigate, communicate and enjoy entertainment hands-free on your car's display—all while staying focused on the road. Android Auto lets you use your voice to do more in your car. No need to download anything—simply connect your phone and go.
Explore Android Auto
With Google Maps, Waze and other map apps you can get current traffic conditions, real-time alerts for accidents, speed traps and lane guidance.
Enjoy your favourite music, podcasts and audiobooks on the road. Control your media with your voice – play, pause and skip without lifting a finger.
Ask Google to answer phone calls, play messages out loud and reply back with just your voice. Get summaries of long group chats and use short, smart replies to respond quickly.
Level-up your downtime. With Android Auto, you can now play games on your car's display while parked. And stay tuned – even more parked experiences are coming soon.
Stay up to date with the latest features on, improvements to and app additions for Android Auto. Check back regularly to see what's new.
Connect your phone to start using your own apps on your car display.
- An Android phone running Android 9.0 and up with a data plan.
- A car or stereo that's compatible with Android Auto. A high-quality USB cable.
->For wireless connection: A compatible phone (see list) and a compatible car or a supported aftermarket car stereo from JVC, Kenwood or Pioneer. Check with the manufacturer to see if wireless is supported.
Android Auto makes it easy to access your favourite music, media and messaging apps in the car. Check out all the apps you can use on Android Auto.
Android Auto is currently available in the following countries:
Google Assistant for Android Auto is available in the following countries:
Go to the Google Play Store, download the Android Auto app and run it anytime you're on the road. Download it here. As a reminder, phones with Android 10 and above don't need the app to run Android Auto.
For most compatible cars or aftermarket stereos, simply plug in your phone using a USB cable. If your car display supports wireless connection, you must pair your phone with your car's Bluetooth for setup. After setup, depending on your car, either the phone will automatically connect or the Android Auto app icon will appear on your car display.
