Android Auto has emerged over the last decade as the leading Sat Nav and media centre for modern cars. Long gone are the days of mounting your phone in those rubbery-suction holders that unstick from your windscreen each time you go over a pothole; if you're getting a new car, you're going to want to make sure it comes with Android Auto, so you have navigation, Spotify, contact lists, and all the apps you need integrated on a large touchscreen right there in your car.
But Android Auto has had one big drawback since its inception, and that's the fact that you need a USB cable to hook it up with your phone. Yes, you need to physically tether your phone to your car like it's 2010 again, which just doesn't feel like a very '2023' thing to have to do.
