Forget spending a small fortune giving your car stereo wireless Android Auto capability, you can do it with a tiny SBC and a GitHub repository ...

Android Auto does take slightly longer to pop up than the wired method, but it’s still a tolerable 30 seconds. This cannot be sped up since the Raspberry Pi needs to boot up a lightweight Linux ...

They provide a plug-and-play experience, as you only need to connect the device to the car, pair it with your phone, and start using Android Auto without a cable. The Raspberry Pi version is ...

And it all comes down to a Raspberry Pi 4-powered in-dash computer that’s connected to a larger screen and runs OpenAuto Pro, therefore being able to provide instant access to Android Auto just ...

Thanks to the Tesla Android Project, you can use CarPlay or Android Auto in a Tesla, provided you’re willing to shell out for some hardware and go through a complex setup process.