Amazon today announced a new feature for U.S. drivers who may need assistance while on the road -- like if they get a flat tire or run out of gas, for instance. At its annual hardware event, the ...

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The company also introduces Amazon Roadside Assistance, which lets drivers call via Alexa for help with problems like a flat tire or an empty gas tank. New features of the second-gen Echo Auto device ...

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Amazon’s Alexa might be one of the most popular voice assistants, but it doesn’t enjoy widespread integration with cars like Siri does with Apple CarPlay and Google Assistant does with Android Auto.

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Alexa is on your phone, in your smart speakers, and in many other devices. Is it on your vehicle yet, though? Well, it can be, and for only $14.99. The Amazon Echo Auto is currently $40 off. That’s a ...

The ultimate in-car companion. With a slim design and a five-mic system, Alexa can hear you over music, A/C, or road noise. Never miss a beat with the fast car charger included to charge your phone on ...