Android Auto is an excellent alternative to your car’s native infotainment system. It’s normally easier to use because it offers a familiar, smartphone-like interface, and it’s packed with useful features like Google Maps.
Most carmakers sell at least one model compatible with Android Auto, but you still can’t get the system on every new car. We’ve compiled the handy list below for motorists who want to check if their car is part of the club, or for shoppers who consider Android Auto a must for their next purchase. Keep in mind that getting Android auto might require selecting a specific trim level, or an option package companies will happily charge you extra for.
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Acura – Cadillac
Make |
Model |
Acura | 2018-on MDX |
2017-on NSX | |
2018-on TLX | |
Alfa Romeo | 2018-on Giulia |
2018-on Stelvio | |
Aston Martin | 2018-on Rapide |
2018-on Vanquish | |
2018-on Vantage | |
Audi | 2017-on A3 |
2017-on A4 | |
2017-on A5 | |
2017-on A6 | |
2017-on A7 | |
2018-on A8 | |
2019-on E-Tron | |
2020-on E-Tron Sportback | |
2019-on Q3 | |
2017-on Q5 | |
2017-on Q7 |
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2019-on Q8 |
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2017-on R8 | |
2017-on TT | |
BMW | 2020-on 2 Series Gran Coupe |
2020-on 3 Series | |
2020-on 5 Series | |
2020-on 7 Series | |
2020-on 8 Series | |
2020-on X3 | |
2020-on X5 | |
2020-on X6 | |
2020-on X7 | |
Buick | 2017-on Encore |
2020-on Encore GX | |
2017-on Envision | |
2016-on LaCrosse | |
2016-on Regal | |
Cadillac | 2016-on ATS |
2016-on ATS-V | |
2020-on CT4 | |
2020-on CT5 | |
2016-on CT6 | |
2016-on CTS | |
2016-on CTS-V | |
2016-on ELR | |
2016-on Escalade / ESV | |
2019-on XT4 | |
2017-on XT5 | |
2020-on XT6 | |
2016-on XTS |
Chevrolet – Dodge
Make |
Model |
Chevrolet | 2017-on Aveo |
2019-on Blazer | |
2017-on Bolt | |
on-on Camaro | |
2016-on Camaro Convertible | |
2016-on Colorado | |
2016-on Corvette | |
2016-on Corvette Convertible | |
2016-on Cruze | |
2018-on Equinox | |
2016-on Impala | |
2016-on Malibu | |
2016-on Silverado | |
2016-on Silverado HD | |
2017-on Sonic | |
2016-on-on Spark | |
2016-on Suburban | |
2016-on Tahoe | |
2021-on Trailblazer | |
2018 Traverse | |
2017-on Trax | |
2016-on Volt | |
Chrysler | 2017-on 300 |
2018-on Pacifica | |
2020-on Voyager | |
Dodge | 2017-on Challenger |
2017-on Charger | |
2018-on Durango |
Fiat – GMC
Make |
Model |
Fiat | 2017-on 500 |
2017-on 500L | |
2017-on 500X | |
Ford | 2021-on Bronco |
2021-on Bronco Sport | |
2017-on C-Max | |
2017-on Edge | |
2017-on Escape | |
2017-on Expedition | |
2017-on Explorer | |
2017-on F-150 | |
2017-on Flex | |
2017-on Focus | |
2017-on Fusion | |
2017-on GT | |
2017-on Mustang | |
2021-on Mustang Mach E | |
2019-on Ranger | |
2017-on Super Duty | |
2017-on Taurus | |
2017-on Transit | |
2017-on Transit Connect | |
Genesis | 2017-on G70 |
2016-on G80 | |
2018-on G90 | |
2021-on GV80 | |
GMC | 2017-on Acadia |
2016-on Canyon | |
2016-on Sierra | |
2016-on Yukon | |
2016-on Yukon XL |
Honda – Mazda
Make |
Model |
Honda | 2016-on Accord |
2016-on Civic | |
2017-on Clarity | |
2017-on CR-V | |
2018-on Fit | |
2018-on Odyssey | |
2019-on Passport | |
2017-on Pilot | |
2017-on Ridgeline | |
Hyundai | 2015-on Azera |
2017-on Elantra | |
2017-on Elantra GT | |
2015-on Genesis | |
2016-on Ioniq | |
2017-on Kona | |
2020-on Palisade | |
2017-on Santa Fe | |
2017-on Santa Fe Sport | |
2015-on Sonata | |
2016-on Tucson | |
2017-on Veloster | |
2020-on Venue | |
Infiniti | 2020-on Q50 |
2020-on Q60 | |
2020-on QX50 | |
2020-on QX80 | |
Jaguar | 2019-on E-Pace |
2019-on F-Pace | |
2019-on F-Type | |
2019-on I-Pace | |
2019-on XE | |
2019-on XF | |
2019-on XJ | |
Jeep | 2017-on Compass |
2018-on Grand Cherokee | |
2017-on Renegade | |
2018-on Wrangler | |
Karma | 2018-on Revero |
Kia | 2017-on Cadenza |
2017-on Forte | |
2017-on Forte5 | |
2021-on K5 | |
2017-on Niro | |
2015-on Optima | |
2018-on Rio | |
2015-on Sedona | |
2020-on Seltos | |
2016-on Sorento | |
2014-on Soul | |
2015-on Soul EV | |
2017-on Sportage | |
2018-on Stonic | |
2018-on Stinger | |
2019-on Telluride | |
Lamborghini | 2018-on Aventador |
2016-on Centenario | |
2018-on Huracan | |
2019-on Urus | |
Land Rover | 2020-on Defender |
2019-on Discovery | |
2019-on Discovery Sport | |
2019-on Range Rover | |
2019-on Range Rover Evoque | |
2019-on Range Rover Sport | |
2019-on Range Rover Velar | |
Lexus | 2020-on ES |
2021-on LS | |
2020-on NX | |
2020-on RC | |
2020-on RX | |
2020-on UX | |
Lincoln | 2017-on Continental |
2017-on MKC | |
2017-on MKX | |
2017-on MKZ | |
2017-on Navigator | |
Maserati | 2017-on Ghibli |
2018-on GranCabrio | |
2018-on GranTurismo | |
2017-on Levante | |
2017-on Quattroporte | |
Mazda | 2020-on CX-3 |
2020-on CX-30 | |
2020-on CX-5 | |
2019-on CX-9 | |
2019-on Mazda3 | |
2018-on Mazda6 | |
2019-on MX-5 Miata |
Mercedes-Benz – Toyota
Make |
Model |
Mercedes-Benz | 2019-on A-Class |
2018-on C-Class | |
2017-on CLA | |
2017-on CLS | |
2017-on E-Class | |
2017-on GLA | |
2018-on G-Class | |
2020-on GLB | |
2018-on GLC | |
2017-on GLE | |
2017-on GLS | |
2018-on S-Class | |
2017-on SL | |
2017-on SLC | |
Mitsubishi | 2018-on Eclipse Cross |
2017-on Mirage | |
2017-on Mirage G4 | |
2017-on Outlander | |
Nissan | 2018-on Altima |
2018-on Kicks | |
2018-on Leaf | |
2018-on Maxima | |
2018-on Murano | |
2018-on Rogue | |
2019-on Rogue Sport | |
2019-on Sentra | |
2019-on Titan | |
2019-on Versa | |
2019-on Versa Note | |
Ram | 2018-on 1500 |
2018-on 2500 | |
2018-on 3500 | |
Smart | 2017-on Fortwo |
Subaru | 2019-on Ascent |
2018-on BRZ | |
2018-on Crosstrek | |
2019-on Forester | |
2017-on Impreza | |
2018-on Legacy | |
2018-on Outback | |
2019-on WRX | |
Toyota | 2020-on 4Runner |
2020-on Camry | |
2020-on Highlander | |
2020-on RAV4 | |
2020-on Sequoia | |
2020-on Tacoma | |
2020-on Tundra |
Volkswagen – Volvo
Make |
Model |
Volkswagen | 2019-on Arteon |
2018-on Atlas | |
2016-on Beetle | |
2016-on CC | |
2016-on Golf | |
2016-on Jetta | |
2016-on Passat | |
2016-on Tiguan | |
Volvo | 2019-on S60 |
2017-on S90 | |
2019-on V60 | |
2017-on V90 | |
2018-on XC40 | |
2018-on XC60 | |
2017-on XC90 |
While you might not shop for a vehicle based on its Android Auto feature alone, it helps to know your options. If you’re in the market for a new car anyhow — and you’re totally committed to Android — it makes sense to check for specific onboard features. As you can see, nearly every automobile manufacturer offers a car with the right tech to support Android devices. We can only assume that many more will follow suit.
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