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Android Auto 17.6 update rolling out with redesigned logo [Gallery]

Google is giving Android Auto a very slight refresh in its 17.6 update, with the app’s logo getting a new look that you’ll only see in a couple of locations. more…

Android Auto 17.6 update rolling out with redesigned logo [Gallery]

Google is rolling out a slight refresh to Android Auto with the 17.6 update, introducing a redesigned logo in a limited number of locations. The green Android Auto icon, first spotted by Artem Russakovskii of APKMirror, has now officially rolled out across the Android ecosystem, replacing the previous blue icon style. This update is the first to fully adopt the new look, with Google also updating the official Android Auto website and incorporating the new design into a video thumbnail for Gemini integration.

While the updated icon won't be visible in most cases, it can be consistently seen in the app switcher when accessing Android Auto settings. The Android Auto settings menu has also been updated to match the new green accent color.

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