MiAuto: ICCOA CarLink receiver for CarWith, Car+ and Jovi InCar without root
Published: 2026-10-16 · Author: AI Release · @ai_release1
⚡ The gist in 5 seconds - The MiAuto project on GitHub implements the car side of the ICCOA CarLink protocol for Xiaomi CarWith, OPPO Car+ and vivo Jovi InCar. - The connection is wireless: according to the authors, neither an adapter box nor root is required. - The receiver runs on the car side, meaning it receives the stream from the phone, not the other way around. ### 🔍 What was found The PiggyBackBayonet/MiAuto repository has been published on GitHub — an ICCOA CarLink receiver that runs on the car side. The project description explicitly lists the supported clients: Xiaomi CarWith, OPPO Car+ and vivo Jovi InCar. In other words, this is not a proprietary single-vendor development, but an attempt to build a compatible receiver for the entire trio of Chinese protocols for casting the phone to the head unit screen. The mechanics, as described by the author: the connection is wireless, with no intermediate adapter box and no root access on the device. No versions, build numbers, or a list of supported head units
⚡ The gist in 5 seconds - The MiAuto project on GitHub implements the car side of the ICCOA CarLink protocol for Xiaomi CarWith, OPPO Car+ and vivo Jovi InCar.
- The connection is wireless: according to the authors, neither an adapter box nor root is required.
- The receiver runs on the car side, meaning it receives the stream from the phone, not the other way around.
🔍 What was found The PiggyBackBayonet/MiAuto repository has been published on GitHub — an ICCOA CarLink receiver that runs on the car side.
The project description explicitly lists the supported clients: Xiaomi CarWith, OPPO Car+ and vivo Jovi InCar.
In other words, this is not a proprietary single-vendor development, but an attempt to build a compatible receiver for the entire trio of Chinese protocols for casting the phone to the head unit screen.
The mechanics, as described by the author: the connection is wireless, with no intermediate adapter box and no root access on the device.
No versions, build numbers, or a list of supported head units