New on Google Play: More ways to create, discover, and play

Google is set to overhaul the Play Store for car infotainment systems, making it easier for drivers to discover and download apps with a simple tap. The company is introducing new apps, such as STARZ, Firefox, Ludo King, and JioHotstar, as part of the redesign. Additionally, a feature within YouTube will automatically switch videos to audio-only playback when a vehicle is in motion.

The redesigned Play Store will adjust to various infotainment screen sizes and will begin rolling out automatically in the coming weeks. Google offers two methods to enhance the in-car infotainment experience. The Android Auto route involves connecting an Android phone to a car's infotainment system, either wirelessly or physically, to display apps.

Alternatively, vehicles equipped with Android Automotive OS have Google's operating system integrated directly into the vehicle. Certain Automotive versions elevate convenience further by incorporating Google Automotive Services (GAS) atop Android Automotive. Google announced today that a fresh app experience is arriving for cars with Google built-in, promising improved media features, new apps, and a revamped Google Play interface within the vehicle.