 It's Neil Ive with The Verge. I'm here with Paul Miller of Offline, not the internet. We're here in the Chevy Spark electric car. And it's really interesting. The center stack actually connects to Siri. So if you have an iPhone and you link it over Bluetooth, I can push the button. Siri, what's the temperature outside? It's 50 degrees right now. That is remarkably cold for Las Vegas. I have to say. Really disappointed. You didn't bring your bikini. Text Paul, I'm sorry that you won't be able to read this message until May. Here's your message to Paul. It says, I'm sorry that you won't be able to read this message until May. That's close enough. Will you please send it? Send it. Siri, can you play Taylor Swift? It allows you to do a lot of what Siri does on the phone. It allows you to do a lot of what Siri does out of the box. But anything that makes you go to the web, the car actually prevents you from doing. How many kilometers are there in a mile? To ensure your safety. So it won't do it. This Taylor Swift song is still just jamming. Yeah. Siri, why do I like this song while hating myself? Play what? So this is just a free update. If you have a miling system in your Spark or Sonic, which I know all of you have, very common car. I do. Yeah. It's just you go to your dealer, you update it, it's free, and then you can talk to a robot while you're driving. But sometimes the robot won't answer you because it wants you to pay attention, which is fair. Yeah, absolutely. Good.