Polestar has announced that its users could soon brainstorm and converse with their car all thanks to Google Gemini.
Gemini, Google's own AI chatbot, is set to replace Google Assistant in Volvo's cars in time to come.
The latest over-the-air update will allow Volvo owners in the U.S.A to check the status of their vehicle via a Google Assistant-compatible device in their home.
The Polestar 3 is set to get a new Google HD map to enhance its autonomous driving tech, while the Polestar 2 gets new Google Assistant compatibility.
Volvo owners could soon control functions in their car by issuing voice commands to Google Assistant-enabled home and mobile devices.
Singapore is among the regions that will receive full updates to Google Assistant driving mode soon. Also, Hondas from 2022 will come with Google built-in.
The Polestar 2 is the first car to launch an infotainment system by Android Automotive OS, giving users new ways to enjoy streaming on the go.
The Polestar 2 is set to be the first vehicle on the market powered by Android with the Google Assistant when it is unveiled.
Volvo Cars has announced it is working with Google to embed a suite of Google services into its next generation Sensus infotainment system.
The introduction of the new Genesis app for the Google Assistant allows for more connectivity with Genesis cars through a host of remote technologies.