Verdict: Android Auto is documented on selected Denza export-market models, especially B5 and D9. For a China-market import, the exact infotainment software, region and destination-country support still decide whether it will work.
Does Denza support Android Auto?
Yes, in the Denza sources checked for export markets. Denza Singapore lists Android Auto for B5, and Denza Australia spec sheets for D9 and B5 list wireless Android Auto. Treat those as strong model evidence, not a universal China-market claim.
Which Denza models have Android Auto?
The evidence in this batch covers Denza B5 and D9 in specific markets. Google says Android Auto needs a compatible car or stereo and a supported phone. For wireless projection, Google also points users to the car manufacturer for model-specific confirmation.
Will Android Auto work on a China-market Denza in Europe?
Only if the car software supports it and the destination country is supported by Android Auto. Google's country list includes Poland, Germany and Spain, but not mainland China. A China-market Denza therefore needs a real-car check before import.
How do I check Android Auto before importing a Denza?
Ask for a video of the Android Auto icon, projection settings, USB data port, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi pairing, Google app behavior and infotainment software version. For Apple users, read the paired CarPlay article at /en/blog/denza-apple-carplay.
What can I do if Android Auto is missing?
Use a quality USB cable, the data USB port, an updated Android phone and current Google apps, then try wireless pairing only if the car supports it. If there is no Android Auto menu, ask for an official software path or a specialist-confirmed retrofit; avoid unsupported firmware shortcuts.