But as for the Cayenne, Macan and Panamera, Porsche told us, 'There are no current plans, but we are constantly evaluating the potential integration of further technology into our vehicles.' Fingers crossed.Īndroid Auto joins wireless Apple CarPlay as a standard part of the 911's infotainment package, but it's included as a trial within the Porsche Connect suite of services. The current 718 Boxster/ Cayman range still uses the old PCM setup on a 7-inch screen, so that's definitely a no-go.

'We've not announced any model year 2022 Taycan variants yet, so we can't speak to any potential updates or changes that may or may not occur there,' a Porsche spokesperson told Roadshow via email.Īlong those same lines, it looks like the rest of Porsche's lineup will remain Android Auto-less for the foreseeable future. But that doesn't necessarily guarantee the Taycan will get Android Auto, too. The 911's 10.9-inch central touchscreen will run the updated version of PCM found in the Taycan EV.

Yes, the Porsche Communication Management infotainment system will finally support this smartphone compatibility, though it's an update that'll be limited to the 911 for now. Porsche announced a number of tech updates for the 911 lineup on Tuesday, and one of the additions is something we've wanted for a while: Android Auto. You can order the 911 Turbo with Remote Park Assist, too.

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