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Android Auto now requires at least Android 10.

The Verge •
November 09, 2026 • 12:58 PM
• By Jess Weatherbed
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As spotted by Android Authority, Google’s support page has been updated to remove Android 9 as the previous minimum support requirement. You’ll now need a phone that’s running at least Android 10 to connect wirelessly to your car display, or Android 11 if you’re plugging in via a USB cable. [Link: Android Auto drops Android 9 and 10 as Google confirms new minimum requirements | https://www.androidauthority.com/android-auto-android-11-minimum-requirement-3732760/ | Android Authority]

Android Auto now requires at least Android 10.

As spotted by Android Authority , Google’s support page has been updated to remove Android 9 as the previous minimum support requirement. You’ll now need a phone that’s running at least Android 10 to connect wirelessly to your car display, or Android 11 if you’re plugging in via a USB cable.

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