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I am trying to start Automotive emulator reading this article https://developer.android.com/training/cars/testing

To install the generic system image: In Android Studio, select Tools > SDK Manager. Click the SDK Platforms tab. Click Show Package Details. Under Android 9.0 (Pie), select Automotive Intel x86 Atom System Image. Click Apply, then click OK.

but unfortunately couldn't find Automotive Intel x86 Atom System Image

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any idea why Automotive Intel x86 Atom System Image is not available

sourav
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Android Studio SDK Manager

The automotive feature is added from the canary version. Try 3.5 or later versions, this is a snippet from 4.0 version

Kishore Pula
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  • I have studio 4.0 but not seeing this option. Could you show your update sites screen? – Fracdroid Sep 01 '20 at 20:49
  • Are you saying that even in AS 4+ you still need to be using the Canary version? – user2199860 Sep 06 '20 at 16:47
  • @Fracdroid, user2199860, I moved to another project, so due to space constraints, I uninstalled studio from my PC but my understanding is that we need to select the canary channel to receive updates wrt automotive which can be selected under the System Settings -> Updates (Automatically check updates for Canary Channel) – Kishore Pula Sep 08 '20 at 08:19
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I had the same issue as I was on Stable Channel Updates. Tried @Kishore P suggestion and switched to Canary Channel, and there it was - Automotive Intel x86 Atom System Image.

Steps - Ctrl+Shift+A open the Find Action search box Search System Settings System Settings > Updates SDK Manager > SDK Platforms > Check Show Package Details box Now you can find Automotive Intel x86 Atom System Image under Android 9.0 (Pie) Go ahead and install.

Ron
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Automative System Images are only available to download for Android Studio Previews. Once downloaded, you can use them in Android Studio Stable.

Solution:

  • Download the Android Studio Preview if you don't already have it.
  • Download the desired system image from SDK manager in AS Preview.
  • Switch to the AS Stable to create your emulator with the system image you downloaded.
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