Android head units

One range, two fitment philosophies

An Android head unit is the replacement centre console: navigation, media, phone integration and vehicle information on one screen. AUROADOR's range splits that product into two philosophies. Vehicle-specific units are developed per named vehicle — the frame, the aperture and the fitment follow one car's dashboard. Universal units are built to dashboard standards and sizes, trading exact fit for breadth. Between them sit marque universal units shaped for a brand's common dash architecture. This page is the hub of the whole head-unit range; the two sub-families below hold the models.

Across the range, the brand describes the vehicle-specific line as sharing an HD touch display, wireless CarPlay, Bluetooth hands-free calling, a global-band radio and an open Android system with downloadable apps. Those are range-level statements by the brand; the binding specification for any single model is always its own catalogue line — screen size, memory configuration and documented fitment — which is why every family and product page on this site reproduces it.

Vehicle-specific units (16 catalogue models)

Browse the full vehicle-specific family — large-screen models from 9 to 13.3 inches and small-screen models from 7 to 8.4 inches.

Universal units (8 catalogue models)

See the universal family for size-led and marque-led options from 6.86 to 13.3 inches.

Choosing between them

If your channel sells by vehicle — fitment search, model-specific listings, installer networks — start vehicle-specific. If it sells by size and price point, start universal. The comparison guide works through returns risk, installation cost and assortment planning, and the navigation systems page covers the GPS-led buying intent that sits across both families.