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Said Spotify in a blog post announcing the news: “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.
“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.” Spotify first confirmed that it was testing a voice-controlled, in-car audio device in May 2019 with a small group of Spotify Premium users. The beta launch came two years after initial reports said that the streaming company was building an in-car music player, in tandem with tech company Flex. The Car Thing was launched in Beta last year, and upon its release, more than 2 million people signed up for its waiting list.Īt the time of the beta launch, the device was anticipated to cost $79.99.
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