Driver Technologies app integrates with Google's Android Automotive platform, making it compatible with General Motors and Nissan vehicles.
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What happened
Driver Technologies app integrates with Google's Android Automotive platform, making it compatible with General Motors and Nissan vehicles.
Who's involved
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Major automotive companies and tech firms announce new integrations of AI, self-driving, and voice assistant technologies into vehicles.Also in this story
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- Lynk & Co car supports Navigate on Autopilot (NOA), with Zhou Xin confirming the updated 02 entry.
- BMW and Mercedes-Benz are reportedly landing deals with humanoid robot firms, marking a new strategic direction for both auto giants.
The entities involved
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Google
American multinational technology company, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.
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General Motors
American multinational automotive company
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Nissan
Japanese automobile manufacturer
- Nissan is maintaining its market presence and appointing an executive to lead its local business operations involving China and South Africa.
- Nissan and Renault are developing a new model in collaboration with Renault, manufactured at the Novo Mesto facility in Slovenia, featuring a digital cockpit integrated with Google services.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- torquenews.com
- ACCESS NewswireDriver Technologies Launches Driving App with Personalized AI Coaching in Android Automotive AI-based connected car app launches in compatible Google built-in vehicles from 14 OEMs to help keep drive