On Tuesday, Google began rolling out the first dedicated Waze app for cars, but it's only available on select Renault vehicles for now.
, it won’t be the last, as Polestar, General Motors, Chevrolet, and Volvo all offer Google integration with Android Automotive OS as well. It’s only a matter of time before the Waze app reaches more vehicle brands.
“As more Waze users engage with us on in-car platforms and we see advancements in in-car technologies, it’s important that we bring the best driving experiences to our users, which is why we are thrilled to announce our partnership with Renault,” says Aron Di Castro, Director, Marketing and Partnerships at Waze. “Having Waze’s real-time navigation, routing and alerts built into the display of Renault’s vehicles, makes for a simplified and seamless driving experience.
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