Android Auto Wireless

[YoshiJP]

I'm in Japan and use a Sharp phone with Android 13. My phone connects to Wireless Android Auto. When I turn off my car and turned on back, my phone sometimes connects automatically and sometimes doesn't connects again. Once the phone stopped connecting, I have a very hard time connecting again wirelessly.

[Verone]

I'm in Japan and use a Sharp phone with Android 13. My phone connects to Wireless Android Auto. When I turn off my car and turned on back, my phone sometimes connects automatically and sometimes doesn't connects again. Once the phone stopped connecting, I have a very hard time connecting again wirelessly.

I have exactly the same issue. Based in Iceland. Pretty much brand new phone running Android 13 - I ended up just switching it off and going back to wired Android Auto because it kept disconnecting, or refusing to connect when I got into the car.

It's a shame, I'd love having it wireless, but wired works flawlessly!

[YoshiJP]

I'm in Japan and use a Sharp phone with Android 13. My phone connects to Wireless Android Auto. When I turn off my car and turned on back, my phone sometimes connects automatically and sometimes doesn't connects again. Once the phone stopped connecting, I have a very hard time connecting again wirelessly.

I have exactly the same issue. Based in Iceland. Pretty much brand new phone running Android 13 - I ended up just switching it off and going back to wired Android Auto because it kept disconnecting, or refusing to connect when I got into the car.

It's a shame, I'd love having it wireless, but wired works flawlessly!

Connecting an Android Ai box such as Picasou2 permanently is the best solution for the using Honda E monitor seamlessly. As far as I found. I can do, 1. riding on and the car start, 2. immediately you can start driving 3. Music starts playing automatically. 3. GPS also starts. No deactivation of driving error is needed.
Still not perfect, though.

You cannot watch movies or Youtube and Google Maps at the same time, but you can listen to music and google maps at the same time. Or your passenger can watch a movie or youtube and You can use native HONDA GPS on another screen.

Anyway, you should forget about using a cellphone as an Android Auto. "wired connection" is very annoying.

This is my post:
viewtopic.php?p=14796#p14796

[ZeroEmissionRequiem]

I have a 2020 Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra (Chinese market only) running modified EU-specific version of MIUI 14, so hardly an ideal device when it comes to compatibility...however, generally speaking Android Auto does work wirelessly without issues.
Sometimes it stops working, and typically I can get it working again by going to Bluetooth settings and (re-)ticking the "Android Auto" box:



No idea why it gets disabled sometimes. However, sometimes AA has stopped working and that box has also disappeared, only to re-appear later.

[EEEE]

Thanks for the tip. I'm running the Xiaomi 11 ultra and it also likes to disconnect of its own accord, or just refuse to connect at times. Next time it plays up, I shall try your suggestion.

[Verone]

So my e has just been left in the garage for 17 days while I went on vacation.

Before I went on vacation, no dice, wireless AA would not work, even when enabled in the diagnostics menu.

Came back, got in the car, music started playing and scared the living shit out of me, a second later, android auto opened on the dash, fully working, no issues. It's been like this all day, with no problems, no connectivity issues after several drives to various places.

I'm at a loss

[Plugi]

Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro running Android 12 works with wireless Android Auto, just had to enable the wireless/USB option in the hidden menu and pair bluetooth. Even autoconnects when entering the car!