Add Android Auto Support

Similar to every other car that supports Android Auto, getting in the vehicle would automatically pair your Android phone wirelessly via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Direct. Once connected, a dedicated Android Auto icon would appear on the main dock or launch automatically, allowing drivers to access their preferred phone apps directly from the centre display.

The interface would function just like standard implementations found across the automotive industry, displaying familiar navigation options like Google Maps or Waze, streaming audio services such as YouTube Music or Spotify, and hands-free messaging through WhatsApp or SMS. It would comfortably integrate with the vehicle's cabin controls, enabling steering wheel scroll wheels for volume and track skipping, routing calls through the car's speakers and microphones, and activating Google Assistant with a press of the voice button. Crucially, it would operate within an adjustable window or split-screen panel, ensuring core vehicle driving visuals, speed readouts, and climate controls remain permanently accessible.