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Android Auto, Google's app that allows you to interact with your phone apps on your car's screen has recently been getting a lot of useful updates. The most recent one brings improved support for electric vehicles that use the
Tesla's NACS standard wasn't in the supported options of the setting back then. But now, support is finally coming. Right now, this update is rolling out through the Play Store's beta track. So, it's currently in beta and it has not been released yet as a stable version. However, we do expect availability to expand to more users within the next couple of weeks. And hopefully, it will be officially released soon.
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