In October, Google revealed that it would be making changes to the Android Auto experience. Nothing works.Īffected users report having tried various things such as changing cables, changing ports, disabling the ‘Wireless Android Auto’ option, or removing all Bluetooth connections. I even deleted all the other saved bluetooth connections besides the Pixel 6 Pro. Made sure to turn off ‘Wireless Android Auto’ toggle.
I upgraded from my Pixel 3 XL to a Pixel 6 Pro, both ran Android 12, same cables USB to USB-C, same ’17 kia niro, and the Pixel 6 Pro will not recognize that its being plugged into a car within Android Auto. Thanks in advance for your comments and thoughts. I’ve plugged in using multiple cables and on both ports. Android Auto doesn’t pop up on my vehicle screen at all. However after the OS update when I plug in the phone, nothing happens. However, users report that, after updating their phones to Android 12, the Android Auto interface no longer appears on the car screen ( 1, 2, 3, 4).īefore updating to Android 12 when plugging my phone into my 2018 F150 things worked flawlessly. Normally, when an Android mobile device is connected to a vehicle, the Android Auto interface will pop up on the vehicle screen. Original story (published on November 13, 2021) follows:Īndroid Auto feature may be having issues for some users after updating their mobile devices to Android 12.Īccording to various reports, when connecting an Android 12 phone to their car as they used to do before, Android Auto throws an error or nothing happens, so is not working for them.Īndroid Auto on Android 12 reportedly not working for some New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…….
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