Sygic Not Showing On Android Auto

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Corrupted temporary files can prevent Android Auto from detecting new apps.

Android Auto relies on "Google Play Services" to function correctly. Sygic Not Showing On Android Auto

Go to your phone's Bluetooth settings and "Forget" your car. Set up the Android Auto connection from scratch. Conclusion

Why it matters

A: That is "Sygic Drive" mode. Disconnect your phone. Disable "Driving mode" in your phone’s Quick Settings. Reconnect. Only the car projection counts.

Sometimes, Android Auto hides third-party apps unless you explicitly allow unknown sources or force a refresh through developer mode. : Go to your phone's main Settings menu. This public link is valid for 7 days

If you complete all nine steps and Sygic still refuses to appear, your only remaining avenue is to submit a bug report to Sygic via and attach your phone’s logcat file. However, based on support forum statistics, Step #1 (enabling the toggle) and Step #4 (battery optimization) solve 85% of all "Sygic not showing on Android Auto" cases.

If you’ve installed Sygic but can’t find it on your car’s screen, don’t worry — this is usually a settings or compatibility issue, not a bug. Below is a complete troubleshooting guide. Can’t copy the link right now

The issue of typically stems from specific license requirements, software version mismatches, or launcher configuration settings. While Sygic is officially compatible with the platform, it is often restricted to users with a Premium+ subscription or a specific legacy lifetime license. Core Requirements for Visibility

What and Android version are you currently using?