Search results

This is a 1 series, Exclusive trim, June 2021. It should be the same on yours unless Bluetooth has been upgraded which should 'theoretically' be more compatible.

I'm surprised you had problems with a Samsung as it along with Pixel phones are thought to be the most compatible with Android Auto. Glad you had some success though.

Update... My user manual states both USB outlets under dash are data. This is wrong or one does not work. I had at some point disconnected from one socket and stuck the cable in the other without thinking. I blame myself for not checking the other socket before complaining as this socket works...

Been there... All my leads are tried and tested. I am a former supervisor of an electronics workshop. No I believe the problem is software handshake and Android Auto is notorious for being picky. I also believe the manufacturers don't do enough research into what works and what doesn't and stick...

It would be great and easy to fix it I was but sadly, no. I think Android Auto has decided (or the car software) that my phone is no longer to be talked to. Plain and simple. I have tried reconnecting from scratch three times now and it's useless. I can truly say Android Auto is one of the worst...

The Android Auto system is crap. In the cars that I've had the version has always been years behind and in my ZS EV it's no different. In the last few cars it's always been an old outdated feeling system with a USB connection always required, at least initially. In fact my last car, a Suzuki...