Android Auto is warning some Android 10 users that support may end, even though Google still lists Android 9 for wired connections. The gap raises a bigger question about how long phone-dependent car features can really last for motorists.Google, however, has not announced a new minimum Android version or a cutoff date. Its current support documentation still says wired Android Auto requires Android 9 or newer, while wireless projection generally requires Android 11.Android Auto depends heavily on the connected phone. Google describes the technology as being integrated into Android phones, which then connect to a compatible car display. Has the feature been of great help ?
