Xpeng Expands Google Partnership to Bring Google Play to Vehicles

By Public Technologies
  • Xpeng expanded its collaboration with Google to integrate Google Play directly into its AI-powered cockpits.
  • The integration is scheduled to launch in early 2027, providing phone-optional access to hundreds of automotive apps from more than 100 countries.
  • Built on Android Automotive OS, the system will let users open and interact with downloaded apps through the vehicle’s multilingual voice assistant.
  • The expansion follows the July 2026 integration of Google Maps’ Auto SDK for navigation and overseas driver-assistance systems.


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