Volvo Cars and Alphabet, the parent company of Google, announced on Tuesday that the Swedish car manufacturer has now become the main development partner for Android in-vehicle systems. This move will enable Volvo car owners to get system updates earlier than rival brands. “We'll be able to deliver new features, new features, and new experiences to our customers faster,” said Alvin Bakkenis, Volvo's Global Head of Software Engineering. It really gave us an edge in creating an excellent customer experience.” Volvo models currently run the Android 13 system, and at the Google I/O developer conference held in Mountain View, California, the two sides showcased Volvo's flagship electric SUV EX90 running the Android 15 system — the latest mobile operating system will be mass-produced and loaded later this year. “Other car companies may have to wait two years to get this latest version,” Barkenis stressed.

Volvo Cars and Alphabet, the parent company of Google, announced on Tuesday that the Swedish car manufacturer has now become the main development partner for Android in-vehicle systems. This move will enable Volvo car owners to get system updates earlier than rival brands. “We'll be able to deliver new features, new features, and new experiences to our customers faster,” said Alvin Bakkenis, Volvo's Global Head of Software Engineering. It really gave us an edge in creating an excellent customer experience.” Volvo models currently run the Android 13 system, and at the Google I/O developer conference held in Mountain View, California, the two sides showcased Volvo's flagship electric SUV EX90 running the Android 15 system — the latest mobile operating system will be mass-produced and loaded later this year. “Other car companies may have to wait two years to get this latest version,” Barkenis stressed.