Manufacturer of wireless CarPlay and Android Auto adapters, AI boxes, and retrofit interface modules for Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and other vehicle makes.
AUTOABC is an automotive electronics brand established in 2014, specializing in smart driving solutions and in-vehicle infotainment upgrades. The company develops and manufactures wireless CarPlay and Android Auto adapters, AI boxes, and system retention modules that integrate seamlessly with factory head units.
Their product lineup covers a wide range of vehicle platforms, including BMW (CCC, CIC, NBT, EVO), Mercedes-Benz (NTG 4.5/5.0), Audi (MMI 3G, MIB), Toyota, and Mazda. AUTOABC focuses on enabling modern smartphone connectivity features—such as navigation, music streaming, and voice control—in older vehicles without requiring complete dashboard replacements.
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For many AUTOABC adapters, the default password for the Wi-Fi or AirPlay connection is 66668888. Please consult your specific user manual to confirm.
If the CarPlay or Android Auto connection drops frequently, try changing the Wi-Fi signal channel to 48 or 161 in the device settings. This often resolves interference issues.
Firmware upgrades are typically performed via a USB flash drive or TF card inserted into the device. You should contact AUTOABC support to request the specific firmware file for your model before attempting an update.
Ensure your car's audio source is set correctly (often to AUX). For some retrofit modules, you may need to disable 'Use original Bluetooth' in the adapter settings or ensure the AUX cable is connected if required.
The adapter is powered by the car's USB port. If your vehicle keeps power to the USB port for a period after ignition is off, the device's light may remain on until the car cuts power to that circuit.