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Volkswagen integrates AirConsole games, including Tetris, into 2027 vehicle infotainment

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Key points

  • AirConsole games available in 2027 Volkswagen models.
  • Includes Tetris, Pac-Man, and Uno Car Party.
  • Smartphones act as wireless controllers.
  • Requires Volkswagen In-Vehicle Premium service subscription.

Gaming in Volkswagen Vehicles

Volkswagen is introducing AirConsole, an in-vehicle entertainment platform, into select 2027 vehicle models. This platform will allow drivers and passengers to play video games directly on the car's infotainment display.

The initial launch will include 20 games, featuring titles like Tetris, Pac-Man Championship Edition, and Uno Car Party. A custom Volkswagen version of Pac-Man will also be available, incorporating Volkswagen logos and car-themed pickups.

How AirConsole Works

To play, users will connect their smartphones to the system, using them as wireless controllers. The number of supported devices for multiplayer is not yet specified. Some games will also integrate with the vehicle's ambient lighting for an immersive experience.

Games can only be accessed when the vehicle is parked, ensuring safety.

Availability and Subscription

AirConsole will be available in 2027 models including the Atlas, Atlas Cross Sport, Tiguan, Golf GTI, Golf R, and ID vehicles. Most of these vehicles will come with a three-month complimentary trial of the In-Vehicle Premium service.

After the trial, continued access to AirConsole and other connected features will require a subscription to Volkswagen's In-Vehicle Premium service, priced at $149 per year. This service also includes Wi-Fi hotspot support and exclusive navigation features.

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Volkswagen will offer AirConsole games, such as Tetris and Pac-Man, in its 2027 Atlas, Atlas Cross Sport, Tiguan, Golf GTI, Golf R, and ID vehicles. This integration allows users to play games on the car's infotainment display using their smartphones as controllers, requiring a subscription to Volkswagen's In-Vehicle Premium service after an initial trial.