Your Nissan Rogue may have multiple USB ports, but not all of them support a data connection for Android Auto.

Longer cables can cause signal degradation, leading to connectivity issues and a poor user experience. No long cablesĪccording to Google, the USB cable for Android Auto should be under 3 feet (1 meter) in length without using USB hubs or cable extensions in order to ensure proper functionality. It is always recommended to use a high-quality, official or OEM data cable for Android Auto to ensure a stable and consistent connection. This can result in slow loading times or buffering when trying to use the app.

Slow data transferĪ low-quality cable may not be able to handle the data transfer required for Android Auto. If the data cable that you’re using is of low quality, or if the cable is damaged, it can cause the connection to drop out or be lost entirely, making it difficult or impossible to use Android Auto. Bad USB data cableĪ good quality data cable is important for a stable and consistent connection between your phone and the infotainment system of your Rogue. Once the phone and car are connected, you should be able to use Android Auto in your vehicle. If Android Auto does not launch automatically in Rogue when the USB cable is plugged in, you can try manually connecting it by tapping the “CONNECT A CAR” option in the Android Auto settings.įollow the on-screen prompts to connect your phone to the infotainment system of your Rogue.

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