Euronews and 3SS: Bringing Trusted News to the Connected Car

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Lyon, France – [9/09/2026]: Drivers want the same quality of content in the car as on their phone or TV at home. 3SS and Euronews are making that happen, bringing trusted international news straight into the car. 

Euronews launched on Škoda Play in April: part of its first steps into the automotive world. The result: in just months, Euronews became one of the top 3 most-watched content providers on the platform.

The partnership is now expanding. Three new Euronews language editions: German, Italian and French, are being added to Škoda Play, reaching more drivers across Europe.

Euronews is also planned to join the upcoming Zeekr Entertainment Hub, built by 3SS and Geely Technology Europe. Already live across Zeekr’s European fleet, the Hub brings together more than 15 major content providers across streaming, live TV, news, music and podcasts, and has been shortlisted for the AutoTech Awards 2026.

Connected cars are rapidly becoming one of the next major environments for premium media consumption. As audiences increasingly expect seamless access to trusted content wherever they are, extending Euronews into the automotive ecosystem is a natural evolution of our distribution strategy. Together with 3SS, we’re not simply adding another platform: we are building a scalable model that brings multilingual, trusted journalism to millions of drivers across Europe and beyond.”

Maxime Carboni, Chief Business Officer, Euronews


This is a model 3SS and Euronews plan to repeat: the same multilingual news experience, brought to one car platform after another.