If you are an audible user and want to enjoy your Audiobooks while driving your car, then yes, it’s possible. There are many ways to enjoy an Audible Audiobook while driving.
In this post, I am going to mention each and every method to play an Audible Audiobook in your car.
Below are the methods you can use to listen to your Audiobook while driving your car,
- Listen By Using Car Mode
- Listen By Using Apple CarPlay
- Listen By Using Android Auto
- Listen By Connecting Your Phone To Your Car With Auxiliary Cable
- Listen By Connecting Your Phone To Your Car By Bluetooth
- Use A SD Card Or Pendrive
- Burn CD Player
How To Listen To Audible Audiobook In Car?
Method 1: Listen By Car Mode
Car mode is an in-app feature in Audible, which is available for both Android and IOS which lets you pay Audible in your car.
- Connect your phone to your car with an auxiliary cable or Bluetooth
- Open Audible App
- Play the Audiobook
- Tap on the Car icon from the Audiobook page
Note: From your phone screen, you can play/pause, rewind, or bookmark audiobook.
Method 2: Listen by Apple CarPlay On iPhone
CarPlay is a feature available for iPhone devices to enjoy smartphone features on your car’s built-in display and stereo system.
Note: You should have at least iPhone 5 or later to enjoy CarPlay. Also, not all cars support the CarPlay feature. Nowadays, all of the new generation cars come with a Car Play option, so please make sure your car has this feature. Simply check for the CarPlay or smartphone icon nearby the USB port in your car. Also, some cars support CarPlay via Bluetooth. To get all of these informations, you can refer to your owner’s manual.
- Connect your phone to your car with a USB port
- Visit the CarPlay from the home screen
- Choose Audible app
- Tap “My Library“
- Tap on the Audiobook you want to play
- You are done
Method 3: Listen By Android Auto
Note: You should have at least Android 5.1 Lollipop or a later version to enjoy Android Auto. Also, not all cars support Android Auto features. Nowadays, all of the new generation cars come with the Android Auto option, so please make sure your car has this feature. To get all of these informations, you can refer to your car owner’s manual.
- Open the Audible app on your phone
- Connect your phone to your car via USB
- Audible will automatically start playing your Audiobook if Audible is already playing. If not, then select the Audible app from your car display, and tap on your desired Audiobook to play.
Method 4: Listen By Connecting Your Phone To Your Car With Auxiliary Cable
As I said above not all the car support Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, but most of the car supports Auxiliary Cable.
Auxiliary Cable lets you cast/stream to your car from your smartphone.
- Connect your phone to your car with the Auxiliary Cable
- Open Audible App on your smartphone
- Open Library
- Tap on any audiobook of your choice
- You are done
Method 5: Listen By Connecting Your Phone To Your Car With Bluetooth
Bluetooth is also very common on cars, so if your car too has Bluetooth compatibility, then you can use this to enjoy Audible.
- Open the Bluetooth mode in your car
- Visit Bluetooth on your smartphone
- Search for available nearby Bluetooth
- Connect your smartphone to your car
- Open the Audible app on your phone
- Play any Audiobook
- You are done
Method 6: Use A SD Card Or Pendrive
If your car doesn’t have the Aux or Bluetooth option, then you can use an SD card or Pendrive.
Playing an Audible Audiobook in the car with an SD card or Pendrive can be a little lengthy in comparison to the other methods.
- Open Audible.com from your desktop browser
- Go to your Audible library
- Download the Audiobook
- Convert the downloaded Audiobook file to mp3 by using any “Audible to Mp3 Convertor”
- Download the mp3 file of the Audiobook to your desktop after the conversion
- Transfer the downloaded mp3 file of the Audiobook to your SD card or Pendrive
- Plug your Pendrive or SD card into the car
- Choose the Audiobook file and play it
- You are done
Method 7: Burn CD Player
CDs are not nowadays things, and this is not so much popular among the new generation, but still if your car has the CD player option, then you can burn your Audible audiobooks to physical CDs to play on your car. You can find several ways online to burn audiobooks to physical CDs.
FAQS | Frequently Asked Questions
You can use the AUX cable, Bluetooth, or USB option to listen to the Audiobooks in the car without the CD. By USB option, I mean Android Auto & Apple Carplay but not all cars have this feature. So to make sure if your car has the Android Auto & Apple Carplay, please refer to your car owner’s manual.
You can use the Apple CarPlay to listen to your Audiobooks in your car. If your car doesn’t support Apple CarPlay, then I will suggest you connect your phone to your car by an AUX Cable or Bluetooth.
First of all, your car should have the CD player option. So, if your car has the CD option, then you just need to burn your audiobooks to physical CDs in order to play in your car.
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