Gemini is being introduced as a replacement for Google Assistant on select Android Auto systems, marking a significant transition in Google's rollout of Gemini, which has already been implemented on Android, Wear OS, and Google Home. Users have begun noticing Gemini in various beta builds due to a server-side update. The initial announcement of Gemini's integration into vehicles was made during Google I/O, with indications that it would be available "this fall." Reports indicate that users started experiencing Gemini in their vehicles on November 5, linked to Android Auto versions 15.6 and 15.7 in beta testing. Gemini retains the "Hey Google" wake word and offers enhanced natural-language processing capabilities and Gemini Live support for real-time conversations. It also integrates with Google Maps for smarter navigation and can translate text messages in over 40 languages. Users have found Gemini effective in managing complex requests and remembering personal preferences, with broader access expected soon as Android Auto is integrated into approximately 250 million vehicles.