Grok landed in Bluey. Not the phone app — the car. “Hey Grok,” and suddenly the cabin has a conversational co-pilot that actually understands multi-stop chaos.
My son gets kids’ stories on demand — including in Polish — which is both wholesome and slightly unfair to every other screen in the house. Hands free, no menu diving, just voice.
The navigation bit is the sleeper hit. Ask Grok for the closest Chemist Warehouse on the way home; it adds the stop, FSD re-routes, and you never touch the screen. Same trip: Grok narrating the area like a tour guide, then hunting down the best fish and chips near the beach we were already heading to. Supervised FSD plus a voice that can reshape the route mid-drive is a different product than “car that plays podcasts.”
Game changer. Looking forward to the next step — Grok controlling more of the car hardware. Sawyer Merritt’s demo of stacking commands at once (wipers, mirrors, and friends) is the trailer: Grok multi-command demo.