Phone not connecting to Android Auto Bluetooth

[userxM2pLSzNzf]

I just received my  new Galaxy S25 Ultra, but when I have the bluetooth turned on in my 2018 Honda Accord, it still rings on my phone.  However, it does show up on the car display, but I don't want it ringing on my phone as well. 

I spoke to a Samsung CS rep today that said it's an issue and we have to wait until an update comes out, but he couldn't tell me when and then he promptly hung up on me.  Not sure why?  

[userBgQtGCTTcK]

Same problem on a 2020ILX. android auto worked on my s24ultra and not this s25ultra

[userCgZpZqhVdu]

I am also having this issue. I can connect to my 2019 Odyssey by Bluetooth, but that limits my ability to use only the built-in Garmin NAV, no Google Maps or Waze. When I try to connect through the AA process, I am only seeing the choice for Wireless (for some car models from 2021 forward) or Bluetooth. When I try to use the car's AA setup, the display says to "When it's safe to do so, check the settings on your phone" or something like that. The only thing I can see that is an option is the USB Connections notification option. You can choose "USB controlled by: Connected device or This device". No matter how many settings I tweak in the Android security settings, I always get the "Couldn't switch" warning on 'Connected device'.

I hope the comment above about a new update coming on the 7th is February 7th, not March 7th. Yes, the phone connects and I can get by without NAV, but Bluetooth is so far below the UX that AA provides. It's just annoying to spend $$$ on a new phone and it doesn't "function" as well as the previous model.

[Goldie19]

Same here, thought I  was doing something wrong. Hoping the update mentioned above fixes it.