Has the Amazon Echo Auto reached the end of the road?
Amazon's car-centric Alexa dongle has vanished from search results, pointing to a likely product sunset.
Amazon's Echo Auto, a smart home device designed for use in vehicles, appears to have reached the end of its lifecycle. The second-generation Echo Auto, launched in 2022, was designed to provide hands-free Alexa functionality for older cars without native infotainment systems. However, the device has now vanished from Amazon's active sale listings, raising concerns among buyers and tech enthusiasts.
Reddit users first noticed the absence of the Echo Auto during their tracking of seasonal sales, as it became undetectable through direct search queries. The official Amazon product page for the second-generation Echo Auto now states that the gadget is "Currently unavailable," with no information regarding a potential restocking or estimated delivery date.
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