It's the first Android Automotive car to skip Intel hardware

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Android Automotive might just be the most exciting thing going in the world of Android. Not to be confused with the older Android Auto, Automotive is a ground-up open source operating system for managing a car's entire interaction with the driver. We've seen a lot of commitments from [manufacturers like Chevy and Ford](https://www.androidpolice.com/2021/05/19/android-automotive-is-coming-to-a-lot-more-vehicles-this-year-heres-which-brands-are-supporting-it-so-far/), but so far few production vehicles are ready to roll with Android Automotive. French manufacturer Renault might just get the next one out: its new all-electric Mégane E-Tech crossover.

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[Renault's new Mégane crossover EV runs on Android Automotive and Qualcomm](https://www.androidpolice.com/2021/09/07/renaults-new-megane-crossover-ev-runs-on-android-automotive-and-qualcomm/) was written by the awesome team at [Android Police](http://www.androidpolice.com).