Google updates Android Auto design with new default dark mode https://t.co/3UInpZINUk pic.twitter.com/doAPKpQa1t

— The Verge (@verge) May 6, 2019

Google updates Android Auto design with new default dark mode https://t.co/kUv2hJU7vg pic.twitter.com/AmLwJYwHZW

— Verge Transportation (@vergecars) May 6, 2019

A minor but pretty nice-looking update to Android Auto here: https://t.co/D7HxERpPiY pic.twitter.com/RIlJB4NAtF

— Sean O'Kane (@sokane1) May 6, 2019

Looks like Android Auto is opening up support for 3rd party navigation apps. Assuming this is fully announced at Google I/O in the next few days, expect the BULVRD team to be hard at working adding support!https://t.co/cEM4UtxHLj

— BULVRD App (@bulvrdapp) May 7, 2019

This new dynamic bar on Android Auto seems nice (music and nav on ONE screen!), but I am always very skeptical of car controls that aren't static.

Generally speaking buttons shouldn't change on a car UI, even if they're on a touchscreen -- right?https://t.co/677kJZBqwv

— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) May 6, 2019

Check out. #Google refreshes Android Auto with new features and a darker look https://t.co/8lYPzIoKpQ via @techcrunch #tech #digital #data #business

— Kohei Kurihara Blockchain CMO (@kuriharan) May 7, 2019

Something HUGE is going in the Auto-tech industry - the car is going to be the main place that we will interact with brands.@RetailProphet @profgalloway https://t.co/uQ7BLHjOXa

— Moshe Radman (@RadmanMoshe) May 6, 2019

Google refreshes Android Auto with new features and a darker look https://t.co/aKzEDvXDQT by @kirstenkorosec pic.twitter.com/1ir0aww81E

— Pando Group (@ThePandoGroup) May 7, 2019

I need more details on the changes but this Android Auto redesign looks promising.

Now tell me I can hide apps I don't use in Auto, like the New York Times @engadget #GoogleIO2019https://t.co/uctlJwnM4N

— Richard Lawler (@rjcc) May 6, 2019