Here's a similar post with a lot of comments. Hopefuly that's helpful. From what I can tell, it's TINA at the moment.
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Thanks, yes this is a similar post. There doesnt seem to be a good way to take over the built-in screen unfortunately via any app i can just bluetooth or usb in.
Just get another phone to attach to the car. I have the very same issue of having an AA car and GrapheneOS. You can build GrapheneOS with AA patched in but ultimately it defeats the security of grapheneOS.
I just mount a tablet in front of my radio and ignore all of the infotainment 'features'. It's just a bluetooth audio device.
Same thing with smartTVs, just ignore all of the 'features' trying to lure you into the data harvesting ecosystem and treat it as a dumb monitor.
Not really feasible if you need to use the touch screen of your car for something else, e.g. climate control.