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Say "Hey Google..." to the new Fiat 500 Family

For me, having a car has always been about more than driving. I like the way a car can reflect my style, and make my life easier. That’s why I was personally very intrigued when the Fiat team approached us. They wanted to see if we could work together to make the iconic Fiat 500 respond to people’s needs even better, even when they aren’t behind the wheel. The result of that work is the new Fiat 500 Family Hey Google, a special edition of the historic, yet very modern Fiat 500.

Image shows three Fiats from the Fiat 500 family driving on a bridge.

Anyone can ask Google Assistant for useful everyday information, like directions or weather updates. But thanks to the My Fiat Action, which integrates Fiat's Mopar Connect service and Google Assistant, owners of the new 500 Family Hey Google can access special features even when they aren't driving.

If you’re at home but want to check your fuel level, see if your car is locked, find the closest Fiat service station or even switch on the emergency lights, all you have to say is “Hey Google, ask My Fiat…”. Since I share my car with my partner, I know I’d be checking how full the fuel is pretty often! (Some commands aren’t available in the U.K.).

Image showing a Nest Hub with "Hey Google, ask my Fiat..." questions on the screen.

If you’re a new 500, 500X or 500L Hey Google owner, you can activate the service upon car delivery and follow the procedures from Fiat. From that moment on, you can use the My Fiat Action for Google Assistant to interact with your car by simply saying “Hey Google, ask My Fiat…” and the rest is up to you.

  • The Fiat 500 outside.

    Helpfulness goes hand in hand with style. For the first time ever, the "Hey Google" badge makes its automotive debut on the 500, 500L and 500X models, with elements inspired by the Google colors on the doors and in the interior.

  • A close-up of the driver side door of the Fiat 500 showing the "hey Google" branding.

    Helpfulness goes hand in hand with style. For the first time ever, the "Hey Google" badge makes its automotive debut on the 500, 500L and 500X models, with elements inspired by the Google colors on the doors and in the interior.

  • A close-up of the Fiat 500's interior seats, showing Google coloring.

    Helpfulness goes hand in hand with style. For the first time ever, the "Hey Google" badge makes its automotive debut on the 500, 500L and 500X models, with elements inspired by the Google colors on the doors and in the interior.

The new Fiat 500 Family Hey Google will soon be available in three models — 500, 500X and 500L —  in 10 European countries, including Italy, the U.K., France, Spain, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands and Poland. Enjoy the ride!


by Vincenzo Riili via The Keyword

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