Android Auto

Android Auto shows apps from your Android phone on the car's screen. You can connect with a cable or wirelessly.

Before you start (on your phone)

1. 1Make sure the Google framework (Google services) is installed.
2. 2Install Android Auto from Google Play, run it, and install or update any supporting software it asks for.
3. 3Turn on developer permissions in your phone's settings before connecting.

Connecting with a cable

1. 1Connect your phone to the front USB port using the original cable. Only the front port marked for phone-link supports Android Auto – see USB Ports.
2. 2If this is the first time this phone has been connected, a prompt appears on the head unit. Stop the car, apply the parking brake and follow the prompts on your phone to finish set-up.
3. 3Tap Android Auto on the main screen to open it.

Connecting wirelessly

1. 1Turn on the wireless Android Auto switch on your phone.
2. 2Turn on the Wi-Fi hotspot on the head unit.
3. 3Pair your phone with the head unit by Bluetooth.
4. 4When Bluetooth connects, a pop-up asks you to start wireless Android Auto. Tap START.