Using Android Auto™ | How To | Uconnect®

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Available on the following properly equipped vehicles in the US:
- 2017 – 2020 Chrysler 300
- 2018 – 2020 Chrysler Pacifica
- 2017 – 2020 Dodge Challenger
- 2017 – 2020 Dodge Charger
- 2018 – 2020 Dodge Durango
- 2017 – 2019 FIAT 500
- 2018 – 2020 FIAT 500L
- 2018 – 2020 FIAT 500X
- 2017 – 2020 Jeep® Compass
- 2019 – 2020 Jeep® Cherokee
- 2018 – 2020 Jeep® Grand Cherokee
- 2018 – 2020 Jeep® Renegade
- 2018 – 2020 Jeep® Wrangler
- 2020 Jeep® Gladiator
- 2018 – 2020 Ram 1500, 2500, 3500, 4500

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This video describes the use of Android Auto with the Uconnect system. The audio contained in this video consists of voice over with music. Some sound effects that support the visual movement are present, but are not integral to the information contained in the video.

[music playing]

[voice over] From work to play, your phone is a big part of your everyday life. Now, make it a part of all those miles in between with Uconnect, now with Android Auto integration.
Android Auto extends the Android platform into your car in a way that's purpose-built for your Uconnect touchscreen. So you can enjoy your Android-powered phone on the go!

[Text on screen] To use Android Auto on your phone screen, you’ll need an Android phone running 5.0 or higher and the Android Auto app. Google, Android, Google Play, Android Auto and other marks are trademarks of Google LLC.

[voice over] Jam some tunes right from a favorite streaming device, like Google Play Music, Pandora or Spotify. Make calls and send texts. And you’ll always stay on track when Google Maps leads the way. These features, along with many of your favorite Android Apps, are now available with Android Auto.

If you want Android Auto to launch automatically when your Android phone is connected, go to the Apps page, then Projection Manager, and select Smartphone Device Mirroring… otherwise, keep the box unchecked.

And, the Auto Play feature automatically plays music from your Android phone whenever it’s connected. You can turn it on or off in the Audio category of your Uconnect Settings.

To use Android Auto, just get the app on Google Play using your Android-powered smartphone. Then, connect your phone to the USB media port in your vehicle.

[Text on screen] Be sure to use the factory-provided USB cable. Aftermarket cables might not work.

[voice over] You may have to accept terms of use and enable your Bluetooth connection the first time you launch Android Auto.

Look at the Phone icon in your touchscreen menu bar. You’ll know your phone is connected and recognized when it changes to the Android Auto icon. Android Auto should then launch automatically, or you can press the icon to get it rolling yourself.

There are four ways to interact with Android Auto, and all of them keep your phone safely tucked away. Use Android’s speech technology, your steering wheel audio controls, radio faceplate controls, or the touchscreen itself, which displays a special Android Auto version of your phone.

Now, let’s say you want to use Google Maps for navigation. All you have to do is launch Android Auto, then push and hold the VR button. Once you hear the beep, you can set your desired location by voice.

[SFX] Beep

[Driver’s Voice] Directions to 1000 Chrysler Drive in Auburn Hills.

[voice over] Keep in mind, Android Auto uses your smartphone’s data plan and some additional charges may apply. Also, some functions may be limited if you're not within cellular coverage.

So sit back and get the most out of your Android phone… with Android Auto and Uconnect.

[Text on screen] ©2020 FCA US LLC. All Rights Reserved. Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Mopar and Uconnect are registered trademarks of FCA US LLC.

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Would be nice if older models like 2014 JGC could get an upgrade option for the infotainment system to enable android auto.

Mido._.
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Just got a brand new 2020 dodge challenger, but it doesn't have the projection manager.
Has this changed ?

brycecroft
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Couldn't connect the phone to uconnect. Kept saying device is not supported. I tried different usb cables. I just realised i had USB debugging mode ON and and soon as i turned it off the phone finally connected. It was a pain to make waze working. Not sure why. I even tried to uninstall and reinstall it. But waze did not open on my phone when android auto was connected. When i logged out and i tried to log in using facebook creditentials instead of my cell number it finally worked. Yay

CSOCSO
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there's no projection manager anywhere to be found.

amattei
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My Uconnect version is 18 but I don't have projection manager. What version did that start with. I'm gonna try to flash the newer version via USB...

jesterman
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Unfortunately you still have to check to ensure your model phone is supported by the make and model of vehicle you have. My primary car is a 2022 Jeep Gladiator. I recently upgraded my phone to a pixel 7. They do not work together. AA works on my older wrangler . I am not sure why they don't work on the newer Jeep

csharney
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My uConnect in my Renegade 2020 does not have a projection manager. So android auto is only seen on my phone, which is kinda pointless.

aizeldetorres
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Android 11 new feature is, wirelessly connect via Pixel phones and the vehicle. That feature supports from uconnect? And how? Thanks

YiannisTsigkos
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2019 Cherokee it worked fine when I first bought it now it says my phone is not compatible. Was there an update that discontinued certain phones? And why?

TimWil
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My Jeep Compass Trailhawk is year/model 2017/2017, but I can't find this option (projection manager) on my multimedia unit. Software version 17.44.01

sfohart
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Question what model year did Android auto because available?

lld
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I just bought a 2020 Dodge Challenger ScatPack with the 8.4 radio.I put my Android Phone too BlueTooth and able to connect by Pairing the radio and phone with Bluetooth.Butttt I thought the Android Auto App was also Bluetooth???Only way for me to get to the Android Auto App too appear is to Plug the Android phone into a USB in the Glove box next too the seat.Thought that the Android Auto app was BlueTooth if I wanted it too be?So I would guess if I want to use the Android auto App and use the Google GPS is that the Android phone HAS to be CONNECTED to the UBS connection and not able to use BlueTooth at all?I really don't care but would be nice too know.Thanks

johnnytuinals
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Every time I get into my car and turn it on I lose the sound of my phone and it doesn't go to my speakers until I navigate to the proper connection. If I'm listening to the radio or an audio book, it keeps playing yet I hear nothing. Would you know how to have your phone connected yet only connected yet only connect when you choose to?? Manually?

edited
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wish the usb port was in a more convenient spot on the Ram. could they not of put it on the dash somewhere?

dakotamaracp
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I have a Uconnect system in my 18 Dodge Grand Caravan. This seems to be cruel joke as my system has few of these functions and no phone button at all.😡

cottonflash
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2018 jeep grand cherokee, original window sticker says Android auto but no icon, does it only show after phone is connected? I don't want to buy a data cable unnecessarily.

raiderdv
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THANKS!!! Great video! It was the only one that helped me connect my Jeep to my Samsung Android phone. Have been trying to use GoogleMaps and Spotify in my car for weeks and there was no way.

mauricioparra
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Would Android Auto work on a 2015 Cherokee Lattitude? it has the Uconnect 8.4A

theundeadbeholder
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Is there an update, like this, available for the 2017 Dodge Journey?

buckelsass
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Does your phone need to be connected via cable everytime or just the first time for setup?

kmlande