With a simplified interface, large buttons, and powerful voice actions, Android Auto is designed to make it easier to use apps from your phone while you’re on the road. The DHU now supports multiple screen sizes, displaying information in the instrument cluster, and simulating vehicles with touchpad input.Android Auto now works with any car! You can connect your phone to a compatible car display, or put your phone in a dock and use Android Auto directly from your phone screen. In the testing phase, see your app come alive on the Desktop Head Unit (DHU), our emulator that lets you simulate a car infotainment display. Get started with the developer guide and please give us feedback via our public issue tracker. When it comes time to build your app, our new library will hopefully make development easy.
Driver safety is core to our mission and we want to help you optimize your app for the car. The design phase is the time to familiarize yourself with our design guidelines and app quality guidelines. Three of our early access partners: ChargePoint, SpotHero, and Sygic We’re looking forward to enabling Google Play Store publishing for your beta apps in the coming months. This means you’ll now be able to design, develop, and test your navigation, parking or charging app on Android Auto. Today, we’re releasing the library into an open beta, for any developer to use. We’ve been hard at work collaborating with our early access partners to test and refine the Android for Cars App Library. In August, we announced plans to expand Android Auto’s app ecosystem to enable new navigation, parking, and electric vehicle charging apps.
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