Short answer: yes—the BYD Atto 3 in Australia supports Android Auto, though early cars needed a software update to unlock it (because of course they did).
If yours launched without it, update the infotainment to the latest firmware via OTA or ask your dealer, and the Android Auto option should appear.
Use a quality USB cable for the most reliable connection; some later software builds may add wireless, but that depends on your car’s exact version.
Enable Android Auto on your phone, plug in, and you’ll have maps, music, and messages doing their thing while you pretend not to enjoy voice commands.
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