Millions of drivers use Android Auto, either because they find their car's infotainment system confusing or because they want a more smartphone-like interface.

Android Auto is an incredibly useful platform, and even more so when you can use it wirelessly. Here's how to do that.

Android Auto brings Google Assistant to your dashboard for easy hands-free access. It also sits atop your car's infotainment setup, letting you switch between Android Auto and your vehicle's features.

Google developed Android Auto for motorists who are frustrated with their car's native infotainment system. It's straightforward to set up and easy to use.

How to navigate Android Auto’s new look Even though Android Auto looks different, the basic mechanics are still very similar. At the bottom of the screen, you’ll see the familiar taskbar.

Android Auto is an interface for Android OS with its own array of apps specific to driving. Here are Android Auto tricks that every driver needs to know.

Even if you don’t live in one of the 26 states (and Washington D.C.) that prohibit you from using your cellphone while driving, it’s still just a bad idea. The ...

Android Auto is different from Android Automotive, which is an open source, full-featured operating system that powers some cars' infotainment systems, like in the Polestar 2.

At I/O 2022, Google announced that a refreshed UI with better support for larger displays and split screen view is coming to Android Auto ...

On Android Auto, you’ll see a compass icon on the right. Tap this switch between three map views: a 3D perspective view, an overhead north up view, and a journey overview.