Google Maps Rolls Out Redesign to Enhance Usability

The update introduces a cleaner interface and new navigation features, with some Android users already experiencing the changes.

Google Maps is testing a new design update aimed at improving usability without altering core functionality.
The redesign introduces a cleaner interface with rounded corners for information sheets and a bottom navigation bar for transportation options.
Some Android users have already reported seeing the new design, indicating a phased rollout.
The update is expected to eventually be available on iOS, though no specific timeline has been provided.
The redesign aligns with Material Design 3 guidelines and includes a new bottom sheet design for directions and location information.