Whether or not you’re part of the elusive Android Auto beta program on Google Play, you can now: update to stable Android Auto 12.1a few days after the new version was first released in beta.

As usual, We tested Android Auto 12.1 Google is on the hunt for news as it refuses to change the list of news accompanying the update on Google Play.

Update to Android Auto 12.1 stable now

If you want your Android Auto to always stay up to date, the latest available version is now available Android Auto 12.1After a short beta period, it is now available to everyone on Google Play.

We didn’t find anything new in the beta version of Android Auto 12.1 and We didn’t notice any changes either. While upgrading to stable version on Android Auto 12.1. This is normal, because Android Auto is constantly updated, although it rarely includes visible new features.

Android Auto 12.1 stable

This does not mean that there is no change, but rather that it is necessary. internal fixes and changes Google has not yet detailed or included server-enabled changes and news, and we won’t find out until later.

In any case, always It’s a good idea to keep Android Auto updatedBecause the system is not as stable as we would like and possible fixes and internal changes are required. Especially if you are having problems with Android Auto.

Android Auto 12.1 is already distributed through Google Play, so it is possible that it is already updated on your mobile phone. The new version is version 12.1.6422 and These are the update steps:

• First, check which version of Android Auto you have; because this version may have been updated without your knowledge.
• If you still don’t have Android Auto 12.1, open Google Play and tap your profile photo, then Manage apps and device. then press Update all.
• If you still don’t see the update, visit the Android Auto 12.1 page on APKMirror and download the file to your mobile phone.
• Open the file (it will open with the package installer) and press . Update when asked.

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