To use Google Assistant driving mode in Google Maps, enable it in your phone's Google app, and then start using Google Maps' usual driving navigation feature. Google Assistant driving mode is only ...

Pretty much a replacement to Android Auto for phones, the new Google Assistant driving mode bundled with Google Maps transforms the navigation app into a central hub for your experience in the car.

After announcing it at I/O 2019 and finally launching it officially last year, Google is shutting down the Assistant Driving Mode dashboard.

Android users can no longer access Google Assistant Driving Mode. The feature has gone missing in the Google app and on Maps. It’s unclear if this is a mistake or intentional removal.

While continuing to access Assistant features via the microphone icon in Maps is possible, this removal effectively dismantles the core Driving Mode experience.

Summary Google backtracks on killing off Assistant Driving Mode, but users will still lose access to the app launcher within Maps.

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Assistant Driving Mode is now losing Google Maps integration and this noticeably changes the experience to the point where it’s no longer an Android Auto replacement.

I haven't yet received the feature on my Note 10+, but users report having access to the new Google Assistant Driving Mode on a variety of devices, including the Pixel 4 handsets.

Android phones are finally getting their Google Assistant driving mode, over a year later than planned.

Google Assistant Driving Mode also gives access to fullscreen pages for Calls & Messages The most recently used app will show up in the center, which is usually occupied by the last used media.