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You then connect your phone to your car stereo in whichever way you’ve been doing that so far (Bluetooth, aux input, or USB).

You power it over USB and connect it to your phone over Bluetooth. It features a four-inch touchscreen, a dial for menu navigation, and most importantly, four microphones, which can be used to issue voice commands. These more recent renders do suggest that the product may have some kind of future, but what that looks like remains to be seen.So, what exactly is it? Officially announced today (April 13), Car Thing is a Spotify controller that can be mounted in your car. It's worth noting, though, that Spotify's February event came and went without a mention of the gadget, we have no formal name for the product, let alone any indication of whether the Car Thing will be available for customers to purchase. This indicates that the Car Thing should be compatible with a wide range of cars, both new and old. The renders also show off different options for connecting the Car Thing to your dashboard or windshield - there appear to be mounts for air vents, or a glass suction mount. The new pictures match up with photographs that Spotify had submitted to the FCC. Images of the device, found in the Spotify iOS app's code by MacRumors contributor Steve Moser, suggest that the Car Thing will look more like a car infotainment screen: it includes a large knob on the right of a color screen, and four physical buttons along the top. While the Car Thing was previously billed as a device designed to help Spotify better understand users' listening habits while on the go, the continued development of the in-car gadget and its revamped design indicates there could be more. However, the exact nature of Spotify's Car Thing remains a mystery. The device, which is thought to be a voice-controlled music and podcasting gadget, closely resembles a miniature infotainment screen, featuring a handful of physical controls alongside a color display. Something to look forward to: Images of Spotify's curious in-car gadget, known colloquially as the "Car Thing," have been found hidden within the code of the Spotify iOS app.