We’re starting the week once again with a new version of Android Auto. Released a little over a week ago, Android Auto 12.5 beta is now ready to be released as a stable release. So, Everyone can easily update from Google PlayWithout having to download an APK or try to get into a beta program that has been overrun for years.

You can download it now Android Auto 12.5 stable and as always, we’ve tested the update thoroughly to try to find some new features that are normally hard to find.

Update to Android Auto 12.5 now

The Android Auto 12.5 stable release is here, which we learned about when it was rolled out in beta a little over a week ago. We tested Android Auto 12.5 We are on the lookout for news as we already know that Android Auto is constantly updated and does not always include visible changes.

Once again, we are faced with a situation we have not seen before. no visible change not in the Android Auto settings, not in the car. Not in the icons, not in the use of the app, not in important apps like Google Maps for Android Auto.

Google once again announced that this update “bug fixes and other improvements“, This appears to be the case, although the known bugs list that Google maintains does not indicate which bugs have been fixed. A good technique you can follow is to make sure that if you have any issues with Android Auto, you update it; if that doesn’t fix it, nothing will.

This is not a change from Android Auto, but Google Maps for Android Auto started showing the button to report incidents that happen while driving. Now this incident button in Google Maps for Android Auto is only shown in some countries, so it might not be visible for you either (it’s not visible for me personally yet).

Android Auto 12.5 is currently distributed via Google Play, so it is possible that it is already updated on your mobile phone. The new version is version 12.5.6430 and These are the update steps:

• First, check which version of Android Auto you have, as it may have been updated without you knowing.
• If you still don’t have Android Auto 12.5, open Google Play and tap on your profile photo, then Manage apps and device. Then press Update all.
• If you still can’t see the update, visit the Android Auto 12.5 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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