Google is adding several new apps to its in-car infotainment platforms, while also making it easier for developers to get their apps approved faster and with fewer complications.

Google said that two new streaming services, Max and Peacock, are coming to cars with Google built-in. These include models from companies like Renault, Polestar, and Volvo. (Other brands with Google built-in, like Ford, Acura, and Honda, do not support video streaming while parked yet.)

In addition, cars with Google built-in are getting the Angry Birds game, so you can enjoy all the brick smashing and pig disrupting fun while parked in your vehicle. (Video streaming and gaming apps are only available while the vehicle is parked, in order to reduce distractions.)

On the Android Auto side, customers who like mirroring their phone on their vehicle’s display will soon be able to add the Uber app. This will be especially useful for Uber drivers, who can now accept trips and deliveries and get turn-by-turn directions, all from the homescreen of their car.

Lastly, Google is launching a new Google Cast feature with Rivian, which famously does not allow phone mirroring but does use Google Maps for its native navigation. Google Cast will allow customers to cast video content from their phone or tablet directly to the car while parked. “If you don’t already offer casting in your app, this is a simple way for your content to reach new audiences in the car,” Google says.

Google has slowly been adding more video streaming apps to its native Android platform, having already announced the inclusion of YouTube and Prime Video last year. Meanwhile, Tesla owners have been chilling out to Netflix, Hulu, and YouTube since 2019. But, you know, better late than never. 

Update May 15th: Video streaming is available in Renault, Volvo, and Polestar vehicles. Other brands with Google built-in do not support streaming while parked yet.