Toward the end of March, Google commenced the rollout of the latest Android Auto 14 (stable) version to users, and the company is now expanding the update’s availability.

Initially, the update was in its beta phase, with certain codes hinting that Android Auto might soon introduce climate control features; however, these changes have yet to be implemented.

Currently, the latest Android Auto 14 version is becoming available to a broader user base worldwide. As is typical, Google has not provided a detailed changelog outlining the update’s new features. Nevertheless, it appears that the update primarily focuses on addressing key bugs, and users can expect to discover new features and changes in the coming days.

Furthermore, the latest Android Auto 14 version replaces Google Assistant with Gemini and removes the mic icon. Additionally, Google has introduced a new Android Auto 14.1 version, which is currently in the beta channel and seemingly adds support for playing certain Android games while the vehicle is parked.

Now that the latest Android Auto 14 version is available to more users worldwide, you can manually check for and download the update from the Google Play Store.

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