Google I/O has long been the place where Google reveals its plans for Android’s immediate future, and Android for Cars is no exception. This year Google’s focus is on improving the in-car experience, especially since Android for Cars is becoming more and more widespread — and will be available in around 200 million vehicles by the end of the year.
For those that don’t know, Android for Cars comes in two distinct flavors: Android Auto and the confusingly named Android Automotive OS. Android Auto is the one that runs from your phone when you plug into your car, while Android Automotive OS is a car with Google built into it.
