Siri to hit Chevrolets and make interaction “eye-free”

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Hands-free is so 2010. Now, you don’t even have to look at your screen to get information you need from you cars, at least as soon as Chevy gets their new technology installed.

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Siri “Eyes Free” mode will be coming to the 2014 Chevrolet Camaro, Volt, Malibu, SS, Cruze and Equinox via the Chevrolet MyLink service, GM announced today. Earlier this year, the Chevy Spark and Sonic were the first cars to get Siri “Eyes Free” mode, and the car company cites its popularity with customers for its expansion across their car line.

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