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For Tech-Forward Drivers, Radio Wins In The Connected Car

The most tech-obsessed drivers on the road turn out to be radio's biggest fans, too. Audacy's newest connected-car research finds that drivers eager for AI-powered vehicle features listen to AM/FM and radio apps at far higher rates than other drivers.

Radio Ink·September 11, 2026· 91 reads·Source: Radio Ink
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For Tech-Forward Drivers, Radio Wins In The Connected Car

The most tech-obsessed drivers on the road turn out to be radio's biggest fans, too. Audacy's newest connected-car research finds that drivers eager for AI-powered vehicle features listen to AM/FM and radio apps at far higher rates than other drivers.

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