Android is an up and coming platform for application development in the automotive sector, either written in Java or Kotlin. However, the native platform does not always suffice the emerging automotive UI requirements, revealing a need to go beyond a default control set. One of the more and more emerging requirements is the inclusion of 3D scenes and better user interactions. By itself, this can be a challenging task as it often requires knowledge of new technologies and possibly abandonment of the existing codebases. This presentation will demonstrate how 3D scenes can be added to native Java and Kotlin Android applications and what effects on system performance it brings.