After upgrading to the latest Android OS update, many users are experiencing problems with the Android Auto feature and the Spotify app. Numerous reports indicate that Android Auto displays an error message whenever users attempt to connect their Android 12 or higher devices to their cars, and voice commands are also not functioning. If you are among those affected, there are ways to resolve the issue with Spotify voice commands not operating on Android Auto.
Meanwhile, some users also reported that after updating their phone to Android 12 or higher, the Android Auto interface no longer appears on the car screen, which is pretty upsetting. It seems that Google has recently changed the core features of Android Auto, and the app is now integrated with Google Assistant in a new Assistant Driving Mode. Some other reports are also claiming the same voice command is not working issue with Android Auto.
Fix: Spotify Voice Commands Not Working on Android Auto
The Android Auto team has confirmed that the Spotify voice commands not working issue has been escalated for the investigation to the team. However, there is no estimated timeline yet for the fix. Right now, we’ll have to wait for the official patch fix. Meanwhile, you should check whether the Spotify and Android Auto apps are running the latest version.
It’s also worth mentioning that affected users have already tried several things, such as replacing cables, changing ports, disabling the ‘Wireless Android Auto’ option, or removing all Bluetooth connections. But it seems that nothing did work for most of the users. However, you can try reinstalling the Spotify and Android Auto apps on your device to check whether the problem persists. Till then, stay tuned for more info.
