Cerence Inc. and what3words announced their continued strategic partnership to supply their voice- powered navigation solution to leading automakers around the globe. The number of cars on the road with the companies' joint solution has doubled in two years, demonstrating ongoing adoption from the automakers as they look to simplify the in-car navigation experience for their drivers. As long-term partners, Cerence and what3words have built impressive momentum in the global automotive sector, partnering with major brands, including VinFast, Mercedes Benz, and Tata Motors.

The latest automaker to deploy the companies' joint solution is Subaru, who recently announced the rollout of Cerence and what3words' voice-powered navigation in both the US and Japan. Subaru is the first car manufacturer to launch what3words voice entry in Japanese. what3words is revolutionizing the way the world talks about location.

It has divided the globe into a grid of 10ft x 10ft squares, and given each one a unique combination of three words: a what3words address. -- for example ///professional.answers.attracts is the exact entrance to the Red Rock Canyon overlook in Nevada. When combined with Cerence's conversational AI, this unique model of address entry empowers drivers with slick, accurate and easy-to-use navigation capabilities.

The integrated solution is already available in seven languages, with more being developed, and can also be embedded in vehicle infotainment systems to ensure that drivers are able to navigate to their desired destination regardless of connectivity.