Another welcome aspect of this update is that you will be able to connect to your device wirelessly in-car. Around three-quarters of a million BMWs are therefore set to get access to Android Auto for the first time.
In a press release, BMW has confirmed that the iDrive 7 upgrade will be sent as an OTA update to compatible vehicles. Anyway hope this helps.Although it is one of the last automotive manufacturers to add Android Auto to its vehicles, BMW is now set to bring the digitally-driven interface to approximately 750,000 cars with the iDrive 7 update. You should also be able to go into iDrive, vehicle settings, Apps I think (I'd have to double check the exact path next time I'm in my car, but I think you'll find it in the apps sections) and re-trigger the check for updates in case it didn't finish your download properly. By the time I returned to the car, it had successfully installedĪlso have my My BMW Settings page in the attached image if it helps. I was on my way to a Christmas lunch so exited, locked up, and took my phone with me.A message came up saying "you can exit the vehicle, lock up/leave".I accepted and clicked continue to install on iDrive, and if I'm not mistaken I think the next installation step asked me to activate the hand brake to continue.Once I came to a stop and tuned off the engine, iDrive notified me the update was ready to install.I think it then synced the updates next time I used the vehicle.I got a notification on the My BMW app (I've got the iPhone version) saying the upgrade was ready.How did you go about your download? Sounds like it hasn't fully downloaded the updates?
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