[Pres]

This person's video shows about what I experience testing with an S21. I do notice that it is ever so slightly laggier when on wireless versus wired, but in either case it still seems much laggier than I've seen on other cars in the past.

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[brycesub]

This person's video shows about what I experience testing with an S21. I do notice that it is ever so slightly laggier when on wireless versus wired, but in either case it still seems much laggier than I've seen on other cars in the past.

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I have a '23 and experience lag with the VW app UI as well as lag within Android Auto (wired and wireless) that is significantly worse than the 3 year old Sony Android Auto head unit I installed in my wife's car. The UI performance is truly bad and potentially dangerous.

 

[goodbyebolt]

This person's video shows about what I experience testing with an S21. I do notice that it is ever so slightly laggier when on wireless versus wired, but in either case it still seems much laggier than I've seen on other cars in the past.

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yes mine is that bad too

 

[mcden]

Does anyone have this issue? I have a 2022 ID.4 Pro S. When i try to move the map or scroll around, it takes about a second before it does what i tell it to do, also scrolling menus like for podcasts. I don't have this issue on any of my other android auto capable vehicles. Phone is a relatively new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4.

When I'm scrolling through non Android auto it is smooth as butter, including the built-in navigation

I find that the resolution is higher on the ID.4 but when I hop in say a rental like a KIA the resolution is much lower but still readable from a distance. That distinction alone causes the device to struggle a bit when it comes to some navigation changes. This was more of an issue with my Pixel 6 Pro however ever since I upgraded to Pixel 7 that same instability hasn't been an issue.

From time to time Google updates something and breaks integration like messaging but usually gets addressed within an update or a monthly android update. I don't use Android Auto with the cable anymore but I used to for greater reliability. Considering my ID.4 has been stuck in 3.1.0 with no updates it's safe to assume all the changes occurred smartphone side. Just my 2 cents and I use Android Auto every single time I am in the car.