Android Auto

1. Prepare your smartphone

To use Android Auto, you will need:

• An Android phone running Android 6.0 or higher, with an active mobile data plan.

• Download the Android Auto app or update to the latest version of the app, if prompted.

• Optional: A high-quality USB cable, can be used to save time (see below).

You must complete the Android Auto setup process only when it is safe to do so.

2. Connecting an Android device

Android Auto works wirelessly now, while wired will continue to be supported.

Tip: you can save time when setting up your Android Phone by connecting it with a high-quality cable USB-C cable to the USB ports located in the armrest.

Alternatively, connect using the ‘Device Manager’ in the vehicles infotainment or from the ‘Bluetooth Settings’ on your phone (ensure that both screens are kept open for the duration of the pairing).

• Once a compatible Android Auto device is sucessfully connected the setup process will launch automatically.

• Check your smartphone to complete the initial setup process.

3. Access Android Auto after set-up

Once the setup is complete, Android Auto is automatically launched on your vehicle display.

You can access Android Auto from the home screen by selecting the Android Auto icon while a smartphone is connected.

When Android Auto is active you can access any compatible apps you have on your phone including navigation, music, messages and calls.

Google Assistant can be triggered by saying “OK Google”, long pressing the Voice button on the steering wheel, or by tapping on the microphone icon in the navigation bar.

For the latest apps and features supported by Android Auto visit:
 https://www.android.com/auto/

4. Troubleshooting

If you're experiencing issues related to Android Auto, please make sure your smartphone and vehicle are always up to date to the latest software, including Android system updates and Google Play Services.

If it seems your system does not support wireless Android Auto, please consult your local dealer.