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Vivaldi has announced that its web browser is available in the Mercedes CLE Coupé in-vehicle infotainment system. It brings several features users expect including tracking protection and sync.

General Motors will only have its own infotainment systems in its future electric cars. which will be co-developed by Google. It will no longer have Apple CarPlay or Android Auto support for its EVs.

Vivaldi is bringing its web browser to Renault's next generation of cars. The browser will only be accessible while the car is parked to provide more safety to others using roads and paths.

Vivaldi has brought its web browser to the Polestar 2, which runs Android Automotive OS. So far, Vivaldi is exclusively on the Polestar 2 and has not revealed plans to bring it to other AAOS vehicles.

Google today announced that developers can now submit Android Auto apps to the Play Store for testing them in closed tracks. This is part of the firm's efforts to open the platform to more apps.

Google announced that it is expanding support for third-party navigation and digital parking services such as TomTom, SpotHero, and more for Android Auto. The apps will be out in beta later this year.