BMW might be bowing out of the Android Auto game, but the good news is that the platform continues to march forward without them. Not only have we learned that Google Allo now supports Android Auto, but French auto maker Renault has announced full support for the platform as well.
According to the official Android Auto site, the following new Renault vehicles currently support Google’s audiotainment platform:
2017 Espace
2017 Kadjar
2017 Mégane
2017 Mégane Estate
2017 Scénic
2017 Grand Scénic
2017 Talisman
2017 Talisman Estate
That’s far from it though, as the following models will soon offer support as well:
2017 Captur
2017 Clio
2017 Clio Estate
2017 Kangoo
2017 Koleos
2017 Master
2017 Trafic
2017 Twingo
2017 Zoé
Of course Renault really isn’t a well-known entity in the US, but for those in Europe, this is actually pretty interesting news. What do you think of Google’s Android Auto, and the industry’s support of the standard? Let us know your thoughts down in the comments.
See also:
Android Auto: everything you need to know
December 11, 2016
Renault announces its full support for Android Auto
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