· I have a new or should I say 3 month old Crosstrek Premium with the inch Plus screen. I also have never been able to get Android Auto to work. I download the Android Auto software on the phone while the USB cable is connected and follow directions, but I cannot get it to sync with the screen in the car. Download the Android Auto app from the Google Play store on your Android Device. Connect your Android device to your Subaru USB port using a manufacturer-approved USB cable. The USB port is usually located in the center console. When prompted about authorizing Android Auto on your Subaru STARLINK screen, accept the request. The Crosstrek features STARLINK Multimedia with standard Apple CarPlay ® and Android Auto ™ integration. Wireless pairing and hands-free smartphone operation allow for safe and easy connection to your favorite apps and content.
Android Auto is a simpler way to use your phone in the car. Whether on your phone screen or on your car display, Android Auto was designed with safety in mind. With larger touch targets, a simplified interface, and easy-to-use voice actions, it's designed to minimize distraction so you can stay focused on the road. 8 Option 2 -Full Update via USB Drive Before starting, you'll need a PC or MAC, your Subaru VIN, an email address and a USB or drive, at least 16GB in size (we recommend SanDisk®, Kingston®, Transcend® or Verbatim® brands). You can find your Subaru VIN (character vehicle identification number) on a label near the base of the center pillar. You can't run the Android Auto interface on your head unit without a cable connected to your phone. There's a new Android Auto wireless feature that came out recently on some head units (not any OEM car ones I don't think) which uses WiFi to communicate between your phone and a stereo, which does allow this.
But as many new buyers found out the hard way, Android Auto isn’t necessarily working exactly as expected in their model year to Subaru cars, and right now, nobody seems to know what. You must have an Android device with Lollipop or newer version to use Android Auto on Subaru Crosstrek. Android Marshmallow or higher version is recommended for optimal performance. If your device has Android 9 Pie or older operating system, you must first download Android Auto app from Google Play Store, otherwise the app is built-in. Download the Android Auto app from the Google Play store on your Android Device. Connect your Android device to your Subaru USB port using a manufacturer-approved USB cable. The USB port is usually located in the center console. When prompted about authorizing Android Auto on your Subaru STARLINK screen, accept the request.
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