Some Samsung Galaxy phones are having Android Auto issues with One UI 9
Samsung’s Android 17-based One UI 9 update is rolling out more widely and, with it, some apparent issues with Android Auto on some Galaxy phones.
via 9to5GoogleReported by 3 outlets
Samsung Galaxy users hit Android Auto connection bugs following One UI 9 rollout
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Samsung's wider rollout of its Android 17-based One UI 9 update has triggered Android Auto connection failures and stuttering performance on several Galaxy smartphones. Impacted owners have shared complaints across Reddit, Samsung forums, and Google support boards, describing broken links when pairing their phones with vehicles. [1][2][3]
The disruptions span multiple devices, including a Galaxy S26 and a Galaxy S24 Ultra running the new software, while a Galaxy S25 Edge on One UI 8.5 operated without incident. Drivers encountering the malfunction report that troubleshooting measures such as re-pairing, clearing application data, and switching over to a wired cable connection fail to resolve the dropped signals. [2][3]
9to5Google notes that there has been no official word on a permanent fix yet. [2][3]
