The rollout will begin in the U.S. with English-language support, with availability expanding over the coming months. Notably, Gemini isn’t just reserved for new vehicles, but also for compatible existing cars via software updates.

Cars with Google built-in first launched in 2020. Now, according to Google, the new Gemini update enables a more natural, conversational way for drivers to interact with their vehicles.

Soon, drivers will be able to speak more freely to complete tasks, explore ideas, or retrieve information. For instance, a driver could say they want to stop for lunch at a highly rated sit-down restaurant with outdoor seating along their route. Gemini can pull relevant suggestions using data from Google Maps, then handle follow-up questions like parking availability or menu options, including dietary preferences.

Gemini can also complete tasks like turning on the heat, provide directions, recommend music, retrieve vehicle information, summarize incoming messages, and help drivers respond hands-free.