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I've had issues getting AA to start up with my Pixel 9 pro xl. At least half the time, AA does not start and pressing the AA symbol in the car just results in a long wait with no action. So far, resetting the infotainment has enabled a quick connection, as has just turning the car's Bluetooth...

That's the explanation then, thanks. I didn't have to do anything on the car, just log in on my phone.

Could your phone have already been logged into ABRP Premium? I'd let mine lapse - I usually just pay for Premium for one month leading up to a big trip.

They just chose the wrong vendor. Gravity's key system is all new, unrelated to the Air's.

A small note: when your car or phone app notifies you that an update is available, it has already finished downloading to your car. The 40 minutes is just the installation of what was previously downloaded.

Wireless AA functions through a 5GHz WiFi connection to the car.

I'm updating our phones to Android 16 now. Hope it doesn't cause any surprises with Android Auto.

Time to contact Customer Care. Maybe a re-push will do it.

I tried out using ABRP for navigation through Android Auto. A $4.99/month ABRP subscription is required to do this. Another user (@geosynch) mentioned that ABRP was able to pull battery state-of-charge (SOC) data directly from his car though the AA connection. I have used the third-party Enode...

The San Jose location is coming along. Eight work trucks (HVAC?) in the large parking lot. Interior has been drywalled and taped, but not textured. No flooring. I'd guess it'll be 3-5 months yet.

Interesting, ABRP on the projected screen asked for me to sign into my premium subscription on my phone to use ABRP. I did so, and it's working for navigation. But the car battery SOC it is displaying is from months ago, when I had Enode turned on.

OK, I'll take a trip down in a few minutes, and will try AA with Google Maps and ABRP at the same time.

Did ABRP get the car's data through AA? Or have you subscribed to ABRP premium and are using live car data via Enode?

Alexa?

And Youtube music

I haven't seen the problem on my pixel 9.

Mine seems to be holding steady at about 1GB of user data (pixel 9 pro xl).

Google Automotive Suite (native Maps, Voice Assistant, app store)

Don't forget to stop for a charge!

This thread will dissipate away once Gravity ships. Like the 1001 nights of Android Auto.