Gemini comes to CarPlay: Google enables its voice AI assistant on the car screen

TechnologyInternationalAl DíaNov 11, 2026, 4:30 PMAI summary

Google enabled Gemini on Apple CarPlay, allowing drivers to use its artificial intelligence assistant through voice commands directly from the vehicle's screen. The rollout began on November 11 and is available to Gemini users on iOS. Features include checking the day's summary, listening to emails, reviewing Google Calendar commitments, preparing meetings, asking for restaurant recommendations and drafting replies by voice. Users must update the app, grant microphone permission and have previously used Gemini Live.

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Google enabled Gemini on Apple CarPlay so the assistant can be used by voice from the vehicle's screen.
The rollout began on November 11 for Gemini users on iOS.
It allows checking the day's summary, emails, Google Calendar and preparing meetings.

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Gemini comes to CarPlay: Google enables its voice AI assistant on the car screen

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