Spotify Jam makes collaborative playlist building with passengers a seamless and entertaining affair. I can't imagine driving without it.

Spotify can now Jam with Android Auto. Google first announced an overhauled Spotify app for Android Auto back at I/O 2025, and 9to5Google reports that it’s now arrived. Spotify Premium users can start ...

The Spotify app has been updated to bring some new features to Android Auto. The big addition is Spotify Jam, meaning all passengers can get involved with the music curation. Jam allows real-time ...

Spotify is enhancing user experience with social features like Jams for shared playlists. Spotify Jams will soon be available in cars with Google built-in for a seamless transition. Media apps like ...

Google has added new media app templates to the Android for Cars App Library. These will allow apps like Spotify to introduce new features like Jam for vehicles powered by Android Auto and cars with ...

Spotify has been my favorite music streaming service for many years already, but in the last few months, the experience with the Android Auto app has become a huge mess. On one hand, the update to ...

Spotify is rolling out a fresh update for Android Auto users, giving its in-car experience a meaningful upgrade with better offline access, smarter controls, and a collaborative feature that could be ...

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What’s going wrong with Android Auto displays? The issue seems to affect the layout scaling, causing apps like Google Maps and Spotify to appear zoomed-in or off-centre. In some ...

When done, save the automation, and hop into the Android Auto settings on your phone. Under the Customize Launcher options, ...

Android Auto displays are suddenly appearing magnified on various apps for some drivers, with no clear fix yet.

A glitch is causing Android Auto to show Google Maps and Spotify zoomed in; the problem has been around for a while, and no fix is available ...