Rounded and square-cornered shapes in Android Automotive create a visual hierarchy that draws user attention to higher-emphasis elements. Higher-emphasis elements have corners that are more rounded, with a larger corner radius. Lower-emphasis elements have corners that are less round, with a smaller corner radius.

Android for Cars provides a set of corner radius values intended to emphasize the importance of various screen elements relative to others.

Circular shapes have a greater visual impact against mostly rectilinear shapes. They should be reserved for high-emphasis components, such as FABs, Chips, and widgets.

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Use 0dp (square) corners for baseline elements that don’t need any extra emphasis. Basic layout structures such as toolbars or lists should use 0dp corners. Images should also have 0dp corners, unless they are masked by a rounded container (such as a card) or are in a selected state.

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8dp is the default corner radius for rounded shapes. Use this shape to indicate low-emphasis interactive elements, such as cards and containers.