AirConsole partners with Zeekr in its first Geely deal

What happened

BMW signed in 2023 and Volkswagen followed in 2024 , putting games on the infotainment screens of ID models and Golfs while parked. N-Dream is based in Zurich, but KPIT Technologies, listed in Pune, raised its holding from 26% to nearly 90% a year ago.

AirConsole is coming to Zeekr, its first partner inside Geely Auto Group, with a demonstration at the Paris Motor Show before a rollout in select models by the end of 2026. The same platform already runs in more than 5 million BMW, Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche, Škoda and Tata vehicles.

It is the in-car gaming platform’s first partner inside Geely Auto Group, and the companies are showing it at the Paris Motor Show this week. The platform already runs in more than 5 million vehicles, its maker says , across BMW, Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche, Škoda and Tata.

Zeekr is the first Chinese marque on that list. The company behind it is described as Swiss, which is half the picture.

So the supplier is Indian-owned, Swiss-run, and now sells to German, Czech, Indian and Chinese carmakers at once. The software layer is consolidating faster than the cars around it. Zeekr itself is no longer independent either.