TuneIn, a Stingray company, has announced a collaboration with Nissan to bring TuneIn’s expansive catalogue of radio stations and podcasts to select Nissan and INFINITI vehicles in the US.

TuneIn will provide drivers with access to live sports, breaking news, curated music, millions of podcasts and tens of thousands of radio stations. Drivers will be able to access TuneIn through Nissan and INFINITI vehicles equipped with Google built-in.

“Drivers want access to the audio they love the moment they start the car,” commented Rich Stern, CEO of TuneIn. “By bringing the full TuneIn experience directly into Nissan’s infotainment system, we’re eliminating friction and giving listeners a safer, faster way to enjoy live sports, trusted news, music and podcasts on every drive.”

TuneIn was recently acquired by Stingray.

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