Google Maps' speed limit and speedometer features on Android Auto have been temporarily disabled, according to user reports, though the company is investigating the issue. These features, which were introduced in July 2026, disappeared last week, prompting complaints from users on platforms like Reddit. While the speed-related information continues to work correctly on Apple CarPlay, Android Auto users have noted the absence of these tools. Google has confirmed that its Android Auto team is actively looking into the problem, describing it as a temporary technical incident rather than an intentional removal. The issue has sparked concern among drivers who rely on these features for safer driving. The speedometer and speed limit display on Android Auto help users stay aware of their speed and local limits, which can be especially useful in areas with varying speed restrictions. With these features currently unavailable, some drivers may find it more difficult to monitor their speed while driving. In addition to addressing the current bug, Google has announced a major update in development. A Google employee confirmed on Reddit that the ability to display speedometers, speed limits, stop signs, and traffic lights without a defined destination is being deployed. This feature would allow users to see important driving information even when they are not actively navigating to a specific location. However, not all users have access to this feature yet. The update is expected to be particularly useful for common daily trips, such as commuting between home and work or school, where full navigation is unnecessary. Users can monitor their speed and speed limits directly on the dashboard screen, potentially helping to avoid unintentional speeding. Google has not specified a timeline for the deployment of this new feature, leaving Android Auto users to wait for the updates to appear on their car screens.