Many new cars on the market in recent years support Android Auto, allowing car owners to connect their Android phones to the in-vehicle system and directly use some of the phone’s programs, such as streaming music, map navigation, and communication programs. Tesla, which advertises high technology, is one of the car manufacturers that has refused to support Android Auto so far. Thanks to the efforts of third-party developers, this situation is expected to change.
After several months of Beta testing, the Android program TeslAA was officially launched on the Google Play Store a few days ago, and Tesla owners can use TeslAA to use Android Auto on the touch screen. The connection of TeslAA is a bit complicated. First, connect the mobile phone and the car via Bluetooth, then turn on the hotspot of the mobile phone to connect the car’s Wi-Fi, and then open the website www.androidwheels.com in the browser of the car system to use Android. Auto function.
To put it simply, TeslAA uses a local VPN to stream the Android Auto interface from the mobile phone to the browser of the in-vehicle system to bypass Tesla’s long-standing restrictions. It is reported that TeslAA still has some bugs to be solved, such as the screen does not respond when reversing. However, TeslAA is priced at only 38 Hong Kong dollars, and Tesla owners who need to use Android Auto can give it a try.
TeslAA
Download: Google Play Store
Price: HK$38
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