Watching the latest Netflix movies on Android Auto is possible. The only thing you need to do is install the app called Fermata Auto, aka Fermata Android Auto.

First of all, to watch the latest Netflix movies on Android Auto, you need to install the Fermata Auto app on your Android 16.0 device.

Step-by-Step Guide on How to Install Fermata Auto on your Android 16.0 Device


1. Tap on: 

Install Fermata Auto

By tapping on install Fermata Auto, you will be redirected to the official download page of the Android 16.0 compatible Fermata Auto app. 

2. Tap on "Fermata Auto" 

Make sure that when you land on the official download page, tap on the Fermata Auto from the app list. 

3. Tap on "Add to Android Auto" 

As the next step, you need to tap on Add to Android Auto to install Fermata Auto. 

4. Check for the Download 

Now check whether the Fermata Android 16.0 compatible app is downloading to your device. 

5. Open the "Fermata Auto v1.9.4.APK" 

To install the working Fermata Auto Android 16.0 APK, open the Fermata Auto v1.9.4.APK file. 6. Tap on Install As the final step, tap on the install and check whether the working Fermata Auto Android 16.0 APK is installed on your device successfully. 


Fermata Auto App Step Guide


Add the Installed Fermata Auto app to Android Auto 

Now you have successfully installed the Fermata Android Auto app on your Android device. Next, you need to add the installed app to your Android Auto app. To do that: 

For Android 16.0 and Below 

  • Install Android Auto (if not installed) 
  • Open Android Auto from your home screen 
  • Tap the hamburger menu (top-left corner)  
  • Go to Settings → About → Version

Enable Developer Mode on Android Auto 

  • Tap several times on the Version number 
  • When prompted, tap “OK” to enable Developer Mode 

Change Android Auto App Settings 


Top 5 Latest Netflix Movies to Watch on Android Auto


Now for the fun part. Here are the hottest Netflix movies lighting up screens in 2026, perfect for your next parked movie session in the car.

1. Thrash (2026)


A pulse-pounding disaster thriller where a catastrophic hurricane slams a coastal town, leaving stranded residents fighting for survival against rapidly rising waterss, and ravenous sharks. Starring Phoebe Dynevor, Whitney Peak, and Djimon Hounsou, Thrash is currently one of Netflix's biggest hits and a perfect action-packed watch for your car screen.

Best for: Action and disaster movie fans

2. Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (2026)


Been missing that flat cap? Cillian Murphy returns as the iconic Tommy Shelby in this long-awaited film continuation of the beloved Peaky Blinders series. It's a prestige crime drama that demands your full attention, making it ideal viewing when you're parked and can truly immerse yourself.

Best for: Drama fans and Peaky Blinders devotees


3. Anaconda (2026)


Comedy and chaos collide in this hilarious spoof starring Jack Black, Paul Rudd, Steve Zahn, and Thandiwe Newton as a group of friends determined to remake their favourite movie in the Amazon jungle, only to encounter a giant, very hungry serpent. With nearly 10 million views in its opening week, it's a crowd-pleasing watch for the whole car.

Best for: Comedy lovers and family viewing

4. Mission: Impossible Collection (Now on Netflix)


Five Ethan Hunt adventures are now available to binge on Netflix. Whether you start with Ghost Protocol or dive into Rogue Nation, these films deliver some of the most jaw-dropping action sequences ever put to screen, and they sound incredible through car speakers.

Best for: Action junkies and franchise fans

5.  Humint (2026)


The high-octane Korean spy thriller that dominated Netflix's non-English film charts with over 11 million views. South Korean agent Manager Jo hunts a drug ring deep in Russia, colliding with a North Korean operative in a labyrinth of dangerous secrets. Essential viewing for fans of international cinema.

Best for: K-drama and spy thriller fans


FAQs Related to Netflix Fermata Auto


Is Netflix officially supported on Android Auto?


No. Google blocks video streaming apps on Android Auto for driver safety. Workarounds such as screen mirroring apps, Fermata Auto, and wireless adapters allow streaming when the car is parked.

Do I need to root my phone to watch Netflix on Android Auto?


Not necessarily. Apps like Fermata Auto and some wireless adapters work without rooting. Screen mirroring apps typically require Developer Mode to be enabled, but not root access.

Is it legal to watch Netflix in my car?


Video playback is legal only when the vehicle is stationary even YouTube in car. Most countries have strict laws against watching video content while driving.

Which is the easiest method to stream Netflix on Android Auto?


Wireless adapters (such as the Ottocast A2) and dedicated Android smart displays are generally considered the easiest and most reliable solutions, requiring little to no technical setup.