“We developed Car Thing because we saw that our users desired a more seamless and personalized in-car listening experience, no matter the year or model of their vehicle. While it was a pink box once, the current one is a shade of green. Future updates will include a new Night mode feature, dims the screen’s brightness in the evening, and an Add to Queue command, which lets users queue up their favorite music and podcasts by simply using their voice. There are differences between its limited release in 2021 and the current launch. This can be done by quickly by saying “Hey Spotify” voice commands, or simply tapping the touchscreen, turning the dial, or clicking at the preset buttons at the bottom. With Car Thing, you can easily access Spotify on your phone and listen to your favorite songs or podcasts. You may ask, why should you go for Spotify’s Car Thing when you have access to Apple’s CarPlay, Android Auto, or other methods to listen to music? The answer is simple – many drive older models of vehicles and lack access to in-built infotainment systems, and Spotify’s car feature is a boon for them. You need to have a Premium account to use Car Thing, and your phone must be nearby for it to work.
Later last year, it had a limited public release, and now, it is available across the US. The initial tests on Car Thing started back in 2019. Its in-car entertainment system, Car Thing, has been in the works for a while, and now, it is made available to users in the US for just $89.99. As of Q4 2021, Spotify had 180 million Premium subscribers across the globe.
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