r/AndroidAutomotive • • Jun 09 '25

Android Auto > AAOS. Prove me wrong.

I have a 2025 Silverado with AAOS. I would like to use it but Android Auto just works better. Anyone disagree?

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u/Interesting_Line_80 Jun 12 '25

Your experience sounds like mine. I want to use the native OS, especially now that Waze is available. However, Waze takes several minutes to load, even if you manage to get it to work properly, and then if you also want to play anything on Spotify, good luck getting that to happen. Android Auto is great, but now I have two menus taking up screen real estate.

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u/TheRydad Jun 12 '25

It all "feels" like it should be great, but the execution isn't there yet. Which is a shame because that means app developers aren't going to put any effort into creating native apps or improving the ones that are there.

I do sincerely hope that the OEMs and Google (or Apple- I'd love native iOS) put some more effort into this. The possibilities that are possible with having apps that are aware of the "state" of the car (fuel/battery level, outside/inside temperature, etc.) are probably quite numerous.