At Amazon’s annual Devices and Services launch event today, BMW announced that its next generation of in-car voice assistant technology will be powered by Amazon’s Alexa. “The Alexa technology will ...

Sometimes getting devices connected to Amazon's Alexa can be problematic for some, but there are plenty of tutorials out there in YouTube-land that will get you up to speed with very little hassle. If ...

BMW has tapped Amazon's Alexa platform to smarten the automaker's next- generation vehicle voice assistant. The German luxury marque currently offers voice connectivity on some vehicles using Amazon's ...

According to the story by Tech Crunch, the companies announced the partnership at the annual Devices and Services launch event by Amazon. The first time that the companies worked together was in 2018 ...

The German automaker signed on to use Amazon’s Alexa Custom Assistant program that lets third-party companies and device manufacturers build their own digital assistants using the company’s Alexa ...

Genesis Connected Services, which the brand says combines safety, car care, remote functionality and infotainment, will use Amazon’s Alexa voice service on Amazon Echo, Echo Dot and Tap devices. "With ...

BMW has announced that the next generation BMW Voice Assistant for its cars will be built using Amazon Alexa. Alexa will be the technology that BMW uses to build its new voice assistant for its future ...

This past summer, new on-board technology upgrades were rolled out to BMW customers that own vehicles with iDrive 7-powered infotainment systems. These updates include the iDrive 7-compatible Amazon ...

Starting in June, BMW is rolling out over-the-air updates to 1.3 million vehicles worldwide beginning in Germany. The update will improve maps on iDrive 7 and will add Amazon Alexa integration in four ...

Amazon Alexa will be the foundation of BMW's next-generation voice assistant, the companies announced Wednesday at Amazon's annual Devices and Services launch event. The German automaker and Amazon ...

More and more automakers are turning to the tech giants to develop various in-car systems, providing owners with a level of technology familiarity. For example, we've seen many automakers use Google's ...