AirConsole launches in Skoda EVs with exclusive Tetris game for in-car gaming
AirConsole gaming now available in Skoda Enyaq and Elroq electric vehicles
AirConsole launches in Skoda EVs with exclusive Tetris game for in-car gaming
Skoda introduces AirConsole gaming in its EVs, featuring an exclusive Tetris game for in-car entertainment during charging or breaks. Play solo or with friends using smartphones.
2026-02-13T07:16:24+03:00
2026-02-13T07:16:24+03:00
2026-02-13T07:16:24+03:00
AirConsole has launched in Skoda vehicles, giving owners of the Enyaq (with software 4.0+) and the new Elroq access to games directly on the multimedia screen. Control is handled through smartphones connected via QR code, making the service convenient without extra hardware. This setup is designed for parking breaks, waiting times, or charging sessions—key moments for electric vehicles.The big news is an exclusive Tetris game, adapted for the car interface and available in both single-player and multiplayer modes. For the first six months, the game will be exclusive to Skoda owners. Tetris was chosen for its universal appeal: simple rules and instant engagement make it perfect for short gaming sessions.Beyond Tetris, the AirConsole catalog in Skoda includes 14 games, from UNO Car Party to Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. It supports up to five players. The app comes pre-installed and is part of the Media Streaming package.Skoda emphasizes that rolling out AirConsole is part of its strategy to expand digital services and turn the car into a shared leisure space, which is especially relevant for electric vehicles.
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AirConsole gaming now available in Skoda Enyaq and Elroq electric vehicles
Skoda introduces AirConsole gaming in its EVs, featuring an exclusive Tetris game for in-car entertainment during charging or breaks. Play solo or with friends using smartphones.
Michael Powers, Editor
AirConsole has launched in Skoda vehicles, giving owners of the Enyaq (with software 4.0+) and the new Elroq access to games directly on the multimedia screen. Control is handled through smartphones connected via QR code, making the service convenient without extra hardware. This setup is designed for parking breaks, waiting times, or charging sessions—key moments for electric vehicles.
The big news is an exclusive Tetris game, adapted for the car interface and available in both single-player and multiplayer modes. For the first six months, the game will be exclusive to Skoda owners. Tetris was chosen for its universal appeal: simple rules and instant engagement make it perfect for short gaming sessions.
Beyond Tetris, the AirConsole catalog in Skoda includes 14 games, from UNO Car Party to Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. It supports up to five players. The app comes pre-installed and is part of the Media Streaming package.
Skoda emphasizes that rolling out AirConsole is part of its strategy to expand digital services and turn the car into a shared leisure space, which is especially relevant for electric vehicles.
