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Android Auto currently only supports two types of third-party apps: audio and messaging. Audio involves music, podcasts, news, and more. The content involved in Messaging includes notifications and information.
Google emphasizes the value of opening the Android Auto API:
For users, after connecting Android devices to compatible cars, they can enjoy the car-optimized Android experience with the help of car HUD (head-up display), steering wheel buttons and more.
For developers, they can provide drivers with a simple way to get messaging and listen to audio. At the same time, the Android Auto API helps developers "exhaustly" extend existing Android 5.0 apps to cars.
It's worth noting that developers don't have to care about the differences between different car models because Android Auto provides a unified API and a UX standard.
Interested friends can check out Google's development guide. Although the Android Auto API is open today, the corresponding app is currently not available for distribution on Google Play. I believe that Google will make a change when the time is right. It can be expected that more apps will emerge in the Android Auto platform in the future. An interesting question - will this create a new wave of Nuggets?
At the Google I/O conference in June this year, Google showed Android Auto to the outside world. This is a car-like service similar to Apple CarPlay, designed to give users a specially optimized Android experience in a car scene, including answering calls, using navigation, music, and other third-party services.
At present, many car manufacturers have indicated that they will support Android Auto and CarPlay in some of their new cars, such as Audi, Volvo and Chrysler.