The carmaker has announced a software update to enable wireless Android Auto and CarPlay in these Accord models. Honda claims that approximately 631K vehicles on the road are eligible for the upgrade.

The Android Auto issues in Honda cars first made the headlines in 2020 when a significant number of users reported connection problems, freezing, and random crashes while driving.

Car and Driver reports this week that the option, which is now available at Honda dealers, will cost $112 and supports wireless Android Auto alongside wireless CarPlay.

We're getting more apps that will work with Android Auto, and across a wider range of categories.

If you own a recent Honda Accord without wireless Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, an official upgrade announced weeks ago is now available.

After introducing weather apps and games to Android Auto, Google has now announced that it plans to extend support to video and browser apps.