Exploring Infotainment Options Beyond Android Auto

[Ryo_Sakazaki]

I'm a proud owner of a Polestar 2 LRSM with the pilot pack, and I’ve been absolutely in love with the car after a month of driving it.

I do have a question for anyone who's also been using the Android Auto system. While I like it, I've noticed that Android Auto seems a bit behind in development compared to some other systems, and it has a few limitations here and there. Recently, I came across something called TomTom Indigo, which apparently offers an alternative interface and can run over Android Auto.

Has anyone tried it, or maybe heard of how it works with our Polestar system? I’d love to hear suggestions if you’ve explored other infotainment alternatives!

 

[stoneOnthestreet23]

Yeah, Polestar 2 LRSM is such a great car!

I totally get what you mean about Android Auto feeling a bit behind. I have noticed some quirks too. As for TomTom IndiGO, I have read about it, and it is meant to give a different interface that can run alongside Android Auto, with the accent on the word 'alongside'. TomTom can't replace Android Auto.

 

[Cars90]

Use IndiGo mainly for navigation and keep Android Auto active for other apps you rely on. Many do so.