Google as of now has an in-car navigation UI as Android Auto, just as a future substitution as the Assistant Driving Mode, however it is by all accounts actualizing a fundamentally the same as idea in Google Maps. We’ve seen music playback controls appear in Maps route previously, however never the Android Auto-style buttons and home screen.

The interface being referred to looks a great deal like Android Auto’s view, yet varies in that it’s based altogether out of the Maps application. The base has two catches in the route mode — one for voice and another for a “home screen” of sorts — with a third Maps symbol showing up in case you’re not on the real route screen as a quick method to return of it.

Directly over that is your music playback, which sports enormous content and fastens to assist you with keeping your eyes out and about. Everything over that is only the standard Maps route UI we as a whole know.

Tap the home screen button and you’re brought to a intuitive screen where you can arrive at all your fundamentals — calls, messages, music players, and web recording applications.

The “Calls” screen contains your main three contacts and three latest calls, with a “Call someone else” button that probably carries you to your real dialer. There’s a committed interface for YouTube Music with what Google regards to be fundamental too.

This new interface’s presence is somewhat bewildering; it appears to serve for all intents and purposes a similar capacity as the Android Auto telephone UI, short the capacity to utilize Waze as the navigator. We definitely realized that Android Auto’s telephone UI would get supplanted by the Assistant Driving Mode, however notwithstanding appearing to be comparable, this isn’t exactly that either. Collaborator Driving Mode was reported longer than a year prior with no ETA gave, and we haven’t heard anything about it since.

The new Maps navigation mode doesn’t appear to be completely conveyed at this time, however it’s arrived at a couple of readers and at any rate one individual from the AP staff.

Unfortunately, we don’t have an APK that we can share, as it is by all accounts a server-side switch that Google is messing with. Tell us below if this has appeared for you while navigating somewhere.