Samsung's latest flagship, the Galaxy S24 series, is facing Android Auto issues reported by some users, prompting acknowledgment from Samsung. The problem appears to be car-related, not due to the Galaxy S24 or Google's software. Samsung noted on its UK support page that SEAT, Skoda, and Volkswagen owners reported problems with Android Auto compatibility. The company suggests temporary fixes, such as using different USB cables and checking infotainment settings. Samsung emphasizes that car manufacturers are actively working on software updates to address the Android Auto glitches. The issue primarily involves IP address usage in Volkswagen cars, where a discrepancy with Android Auto's updated protocol causes connectivity problems, a situation manufacturers are working to resolve through forthcoming software updates.
