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Using Android Auto with a USB cable

When an Android smartphone is connected to the vehicle with Android Auto, you can run and control Apps on the phone through the widescreen using the user-friendly interface.

For supported countries, device types and models, refer to the Android Auto website at https://www.android.com/auto.
If Android Auto is not installed, install the Android Auto App from the Google Play Store.
Features and icons available in Android Auto are subject to change according to the policy of Google Corporation.
You can add up to six Android smartphones.

On the Home screen, press Settings ► Phone connections ► Phone projection ► Android Auto settings and then enable Enable Android Auto.

Connect a smartphone to the USB port on the vehicle by using the provided USB cable.

Caution

Do not repeatedly connect and remove the USB connector within a short time. It may cause device errors or system failures.

When you have connected to the Android Auto for the first time, check the pop-up window displayed on the system screen and press Yes.

Agree to Enable Android Auto from the smartphone.

Press Android Auto from the Home screen, and use a variety of features available on your smartphone.

To run the phone, music, navigation or other features, press the corresponding icon from the system screen.
To use the Google voice recognition, press the Voice Recognition button on the steering wheel.

When the smartphone is connected successfully, Phone projection switches to Android Auto on the Home screen. If Android Auto does not appear, try connection again.
You cannot use the following functions when Android Auto is in use.

USB mode
Apple CarPlay
Browsing using the control panel or steering wheel remote control

When you are using your smartphone's navigation via phone projection, sounds from both the system's media function and the navigation will be played through your vehicle's speakers. If you adjust the volume when both sounds are playing, the navigation App sound volume is adjusted first.