N-Dream’s in-car gaming platform AirConsole has launched in India, integrated exclusively into the Tata Sierra.ev through a partnership with Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd (TMPV) and KPIT Technologies. It is available within TMPV’s connected services pack, inside the Arcade App on the Sierra.ev’s triple-screen system.

Unlike casting-based solutions, AirConsole is built natively into the vehicle, using the Sierra.ev’s screens, audio and spatial layout. Passengers scan a QR code to connect their smartphone as a controller, with no additional hardware or account required.

At launch, approximately 15 games are available, spanning trivia, action and party genres. The headline title is Kaun Banega Crorepati, the Indian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, broadcast on Sony Entertainment Television and Sony LIV in India.

KPIT Technologies has had AirConsole as part of its portfolio since November 2023 and has enabled the platform’s expansion from Europe into Asia and the United States. The Sierra.ev exclusivity runs for four months from July 1, 2026, with TMPV and KPIT expected to announce additional vehicle integrations later this year.

AirConsole claims a global user base of more than four million car owners, and the India debut reflects growing investment by Indian automakers in in-cabin software as a differentiator. The Sierra.ev’s triple-screen setup positions it as one of the more feature-rich EV interiors on the Indian market.

Source: KPIT