Stingray's TuneIn Signs Deal to Bring App to Select Future Stellantis Vehicles

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Stingray announced that its TuneIn streaming audio platform has entered into an agreement with global automaker Stellantis to bring the TuneIn application directly into select future Stellantis vehicles. The new global agreement gives Stellantis drivers access to more than 100,000 radio stations, including breaking news and programming from leading local, national and global broadcasters, along with curated music and podcasts, plus intuitive driver controls for playing, pausing and changing audio on the road. Rich Stern, CEO of TuneIn, said Stellantis is an incredible partner that shares the company's vision for exceptional in-car experiences. The integration is part of Stingray's broader strategy to expand automotive access to its audio catalog, and the company said it is positioned to significantly strengthen its global automotive presence and accelerate the rollout of branded in-vehicle audio experiences. TuneIn is already available to listeners worldwide through more than 200 connected devices and 14 automotive brands.

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Electrification & Mobility▲
Stellantis NV
STLA
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Stellantis vehicles will gain TuneIn's 100,000+ stations and podcasts, enhancing in-car audio features for its drivers

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Stingray Group Inc.i
Private▲ PositiveDemandrelevance

Stingray's TuneIn signs a global deal to embed its app in select future Stellantis vehicles, expanding automotive access to its audio catalog

TuneIni
Private▲ PositiveDemandrelevance

TuneIn's streaming audio platform is being integrated into select future Stellantis vehicles under a new global agreement