To minimize distraction, interactive features like chat, hand raises, polls, and Q&A are not available on CarPlay; users can mainly mute or leave the call.

Android Auto is not yet supported in this rollout, with Google signaling a future expansion, while the piece notes the priority given to CarPlay and Google's ecosystem over Android Auto.

The rollout is gradual, starting March 23, with full availability expected within about two weeks.

Google confirmed the rollout in a Workspace blog post, noting support for all Workspace and individual customers.

The article includes other car-news briefs, such as Kia EV3’s US 2027 model, Land Rover reviving the Freelander as an EV lineup, and Geely’s Volvo-parent introducing the $15,000 Boyue EREV with standout range and charging specs.

Overall, this marks a notable expansion of in-car productivity tools, with ongoing updates anticipated for Android Auto in the future.

Android users are excluded from this initial rollout, indicating a staggered release between iOS and Android.

The CarPlay feature follows other updates this week, including ChatGPT support for CarPlay, amid iOS 26.4 changes that enhance in-car AI apps.

The rollout began on March 23, 2026 and is being released gradually to Google Workspace customers, Workspace Individual subscribers, and personal Google accounts.

The phased rollout started on March 23, 2026 and will continue for up to 15 days, with Android Auto support arriving soon.

Compared with competitors, Google is behind Microsoft Teams and Zoom, which already offered CarPlay compatibility in 2021 and 2023 respectively.

Google Meet is now available on Apple CarPlay, allowing iPhone users to view their schedule and join meetings from the car display, with audio only.