Most Android Auto users can agree that the convenience feature can be quite tricky, especially if you use the wireless version. Many Galaxy S24 users are having trouble connecting to their cars, and the issue is widespread among SEAT, Skoda, and Volkswagen car owners.
Connecting to their cars via Android Auto is impossible for these affected users. Fortunately, Samsung, Google, and car manufacturers have been made aware of the issue and are investigating. It seems that the problem may be linked to the car’s infotainment system software and how Android handles hotspot IP addresses. The affected car manufacturers are already working on a solution.
Meanwhile, support tickets are piling up, prompting Samsung UK to create a dedicated support page for the issue. The troubleshooting steps on the page suggest checking your car for Android Auto compatibility and enabling it in settings. It also recommends checking the USB cable and updating software on both the phone and the car. If the steps don’t work, users are advised to contact their car’s customer center or service center.
