Android Auto users will soon see a wider range of navigation, parking and charging apps in the Play Store. As of today, Google allows third-party developers to move software into categories after production. This means that you will soon be seeing the apps in the Play Store.
Google first said it would open its market for a wider range of Android Auto applications last year. Recently, you were able to check some of them by applying for a beta test. It is no longer necessary. Prior to today’s expansion, Google allowed third-party developers to release messages and media applications for Android Auto, but not much else. As 9to5Google says the company was reluctant to open the platform to other types of applications. Much of this comes down to his desire to ensure users a safe experience. Even with today’s announcement, the company is focusing on dev stores according to the guidelines for making their software available on Android Auto.