White Shadow
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I've always been a diehard Android guy, so I'm curious to know if Toyota has any plans to put Android Auto in next year's Supra. Anyone have any clue?
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Agree, I have always been an android guy too. I switched to Apple because of the Supra and I regrated the chance. I want my Android phone back because Apple doesn't play well with others.I've always been a diehard Android guy, so I'm curious to know if Toyota has any plans to put Android Auto in next year's Supra. Anyone have any clue?
Because the I drive version bmw gave toyota for the supra didn't support it. So unless they upgrade that, I wouldn't hold your breath for Android auto coming to the supra. I have the bimmer tech mmi, one of the best upgrades of you use android. That and their sub upgrade really makes it a lot more enjoyable.It baffles me why they still don't have it considering most, if not, all new Toyotas and BMWs already come with both
May I ask, how much did it cost?I have the bimmer tech mmi, one of the best upgrades of you use android. That and their sub upgrade really makes it a lot more enjoyable.
Yep, this is correct. And looking at the 2023 press release photos; per the Screen, iDrive center control buttons, and image on the screen itself, they are still using the same old iDrive system that only supports Apple CarPlay.Because the I drive version bmw gave toyota for the supra didn't support it. So unless they upgrade that, I wouldn't hold your breath for Android auto coming to the supra. I have the bimmer tech mmi, one of the best upgrades of you use android. That and their sub upgrade really makes it a lot more enjoyable.
I watched one of their videos on it and am a little confused, so it looks like it kind of functions as a separate menu/system to the i-drive, and you can go back to your i-drive systems whenever you want. Does the touchscreen still work when you're in the normal i-drive system or is it disabled completely?Just get the MMI prime box from Bimmertech. It was the first thing I did when I got my Supra. It's not perfect, but works just as good as most OEM AA systems. The only real down fall is that you cant use the touch screen with it, only the i-drive knob.
Standard non mmi menu still have touch enabled.I watched one of their videos on it and am a little confused, so it looks like it kind of functions as a separate menu/system to the i-drive, and you can go back to your i-drive systems whenever you want. Does the touchscreen still work when you're in the normal i-drive system or is it disabled completely?
If your phone is on the way out, that would be something you have to pay regardless. I will note that a good phone is key to a good experience with it. Cost... I don't use apple, so for me totally worth it.May I ask, how much did it cost?
The issue why I'm a bit reluctant to get it is because my phone is crapping out, so it would require for me to buy a new android, plus the mmi; it would he cheaper to get the iPhone, but I dislike iPhone.
Its not, because idrive 6 doesn't support AA. All supra's have idrive 6.Makes we wonder if Anroid Auto is available on Supras delivered outside of North America. I mean, Andoid is by far preferred over IOS globally, so why not make AA available? Only in the U.S. is IOS more popular, but even then it's still pretty close. I just think it's a mistake not to offer AA along with Car Play on pretty much any modern car.
Yeah everything works normally when you aren't on the MMI/AA screens, touch screen and all. Its very easy to switch back and forth as well, just a long press of the Menu button to swap back and forth between them.I watched one of their videos on it and am a little confused, so it looks like it kind of functions as a separate menu/system to the i-drive, and you can go back to your i-drive systems whenever you want. Does the touchscreen still work when you're in the normal i-drive system or is it disabled completely?