Acura has revealed that the 2024 ZDX all-electric crossover will get Google built-in technology for added convenience.

The automaker announced today that the ZDX will come with Google Assistant and Google Maps from the factory. In addition, drivers can browse the Google Play Store for even more, auto-approved apps straight from the infotainment screen.

Specifically, the ZDX will come with Google Maps for EVs, which allows owners to optimize their routes for charging. That will allow them to find charging stations along their selected route and receive advice on how long they will have to spend charging on their journey.

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However, the app isn’t just passive, it will also be able to control specific systems within the ZDX. This includes preconditioning the battery if it notices that the driver is headed to a DC fast charging station, to help reduce charging times.

Drivers will also be able to control certain vehicle functions with their voice via Google Assistant. That will allow them to make a call, set a reminder, change the temperature inside the vehicle, set their destination, and control various media functions.

“As Acura moves rapidly toward the electrified and digital future we’re pleased to offer customers a choice of technology partners by combining embedded Google apps and services with our in-vehicle connectivity to advance the fun and productive ownership experience,” said Raj Manakkal, Assistant Vice President, Digital Services Development for American Honda Motor Co., Inc. “Starting with the Acura ZDX and ZDX Type S, we will take class-leading connectivity solutions to the next level by integrating features with Google built-in into future Acura products.”

In addition to Google’s suite of technologies, Acura will also fit the ZDX with a standard digital instrument display behind the steering wheel, a large center touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and more. Over-the-air updates will help keep all of the ZDX’s technology up to date.

The new ZDX and ZDX Type S are being co-developed with GM, utilizing the American automaker’s Ultium battery technology. The new EV will be sold exclusively online, starting in 2024.