Android Auto 8.8 is official: you can now download the latest stable version


Google keeps up the high pace of Android Auto updates. A week ago Android Auto 8.8 was launched as a beta version and now it is the stable version that adds digit: Android Auto 8.8 stable It is already available for download, just ten days after Android Auto 8.7 stable.

In this way, anyone can get the latest version of Android Auto directly from Google Playwithout the need to download any APK or try to find a place in a beta program that is still almost impossible to enter.

Android Auto 8.8 arrives

If you are one of those who need to always have Android Auto up to date, we have good news: Android Auto 8.8 stable is officialso you can update to this latest version directly from Google Play: it should appear as an update, although it can always take a few hours (or days) to do so.

As usual, don’t expect radical changes with the new version of Android Auto and also not a full rollout of the new Coolwalk interface. Said interface is still in the deployment phase and, although its use is already somewhat widespread, installing Android Auto 8.8 will not bring you Coolwalk if you did not already have it.


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Coolwalk on Android Auto

In Android Auto 8.8 stable, therefore, some security improvements, stability and fixes, internal changes, greater compatibility with vehicles and other possible internal changes that will be activated later from the server side. It is always a good idea to keep the application updated, for which you can go the traditional ways:

  • Open Google Play and enter Manage apps and device to check for updates to the Android Auto app, or search for “Android Auto” to see if the button appears To update.
  • Otherwise, and if you’re still using a previous version, you can download and install Android Auto 8.8.6304 from its APK, which you’ll find on APKMirror

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