A new update is now available for Android Auto users, and while Google keeps all details secret, a new feature is almost ready

Google is rolling out the next version of Android Auto, version 13.0, which doesn’t bring any user-facing changes, but

Android Automotive is getting the long-requested incident reports feature, which also recently rolled out to Android Auto.

Android Auto 12.9 is now available for drivers. This is an opportunity to update the app on your phone and start using new features, or at least be prepared for them to be enabled server-side. Android Auto is typically supplemented with new functionalities in this manner.

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Google Maps on Android Auto is not displaying the new incident report button on some car displays, likely because there isn't enough space.

Google has finally brought its useful incident reporting feature from Maps to Android Auto, but if you’re not seeing