Android Auto is one of Google’s most convenient services, offering users a seamless experience while driving when connected to their car’s unit.

Recently, the platform has introduced numerous features, but it has also encountered some issues, including the inability to connect wirelessly to the car’s system. Fortunately, Google has now addressed this problem.

Several reports surfaced a few days ago, stating that Android Auto users were experiencing difficulties connecting the service to their car’s built-in system wirelessly. Specifically, users were facing Android Auto wireless connectivity issues with versions 13.4 and 13.5.

According to a recent report (via Android Authority), Google has introduced a fix with the stable Android Auto 13.8 version, which resolves the issue of rebooting or failure when connecting Android Auto to the car’s dashboard wirelessly. The latest Android Auto 13.8 version has already started rolling out to users via the Google Play Store.

Although Google does not disclose the details of the latest update, the stable Android Auto 13.8 version significantly addresses the issue of wireless connectivity. Previously, the Android Auto 13.8 version was available through the beta channel, and additional new features will be revealed over time.

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