I believe the problem could be related to Android 14, so if you still have an Android 13 around, try to connect it and see if Android Auto launches. If it does, Google's new operating system is to
If the above reset instructions do not work for your Tucson, then this alternate method may work. Start your Tucson. Close all windows and doors. Open the window by pressing and holding the window control switch. When the window is fully open, keep the switch pressed for a few seconds. Release the switch, then press it again and hold it for a
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Yea I read something about not enough “inputs” in the OEM dash unit to support navigation and wireless hook ups. But imma chalk it up and say this was Hyundai being lame and not spending the extra money to put another socket/input w.e it is when the car is ~40k
I recently changed cars to a New Hyundai Tucson, and now voice to text does not work in Android messages when I have my phone plugged into the stock head unit while running Android auto. I know the system hears my voice because I can still use Google Assistant hands-free, just using my voice while my Google Pixel 3 XL is plugged into the stock
Hyundai offers the Tucson with a standard eight-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, six audio speakers, two USB ports, Bluetooth, and an HD Radio. Available features include a 10.2-inch touchscreen, a 10.2-inch digital instrument cluster, navigation, a wireless charging pad, eight audio speakers, a satellite radio, and four USB ports.
If you're referring to the car's head unit, you will likely need to do it through a dealership (dunno if there's a fee). Once your car's unit is compatible with Android Auto, you will then need to install Android Auto on your Android phone which you just do through the Google app store (it's free). User #99500 4122 posts.
Simply insert the USB drive into your Hyundai’s USB port and press the MEDIA button. Then select USB Music. Your music files will appear on the screen, allowing you to select the music you wish to play. If your music is in folders, you will need to select a folder and then select the song. USB connector location on Hyundai Tucson, 3rd
• September 24, 2023 C. Scott Brown / Android Authority Android Auto is one of the best apps you can get for your car. It’s already available on your Android phone, and if your car supports
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