On the original screen
Android Auto right on the EntryNav2 display — nothing added to the cabin.
Coming soon BMW · EntryNav2
Android Auto, on your EntryNav2 unit.
Your Android phone on the original EntryNav2 Unit —controlled by touch or the iDrive knob, with sound through the BMW speakers. No adapter box, no aftermarket screen, just software.
- Original BMW screen
- Touch & iDrive control
- No extra hardware
- Install it yourself
How it works
Connect. Drive. Enjoy.
- 1
The car starts
Android Auto starts together with the head unit, ready when you are.
- 2
Your phone connects
Connect your Android phone and it appears on the BMW screen.
- 3
Drive
Maps on the central screen, music and prompts through the BMW speakers.
Features
Feels like it came from the factory.
Touch and iDrive
Control it with the touchscreen and the iDrive controller, like the native menus.
BMW sound
Music through the BMW audio system with the car’s volume controls. Navigation prompts lower the music.
Calls & voice
Phone calls and BMW voice control take priority, then hand back.
No extra hardware
Runs on the original head unit. No adapter box, no aftermarket screen.
Install it yourself
A Windows laptop and an ENET cable, or we install it remotely for you.
FAQ
Good to know.
When will it be available?
Soon. Leave your email with “Notify me at launch” and we’ll tell you the moment ordering opens.
Do I need an adapter or dongle?
No. It runs on the head unit itself.
Which software versions are supported?
The compatibility list is published at launch. Not sure about your car? Send us your VIN and we’ll check.
Does it need a dealer or coding?
No. A Windows laptop, an ENET (OBD to Ethernet) cable and a few minutes are enough. Or connect the laptop and cable, and we install it remotely over the internet.
I have NBT EVO, not EntryNav2.
Android Auto for NBT EVO is a separate product — see the NBT EVO page.
Be the first to get Android Auto on EntryNav2.
Ordering opens at launch — leave your email and we’ll let you know.