Android auto lack of too many interface functions

[Alessandro Parisi]

Hello,
I purchased MRA Next for motorcycle navigation with my Android Auto device, I do not intend to use my smartphone connected to the motorcycle, but I noticed that the Android Auto version has many fewer options than the smartphone version.

The waypoints are not notified correctly as for the smartphone version, the waypoint information present on the smartphone cannot be displayed on Android Auto, but above all the graphic interface is much more limited.

I also purchased the Silver subscription, but if the smartphone version is not updated or aligned with Android Auto I think I will no longer update the subscription of both, at the moment I am a little disappointed especially for the itinerary planning that is not reflected between the two devices.

[Con Hennekens]

@Alessandro-Parisi, what can and may be displayed by AA/CP devices is not up to MRA but to Google and Apple. They simply do not allow what they consider distracting information or UI elements. That's also the reason why most navigation apps on AA/CP look quite similar concerning the UI. So yes, the AA/CP experience will never be equal to the native app experience. That's not by design, but by limitation of Google and Apple.

Your choice of licenses though is not dependent on the use of AA/CP. For navigating with the app natively, you also need Navigation Next license. The Silver or Gold is solely a web-planner license.