Cover art in the car: a new song now reaches CarPlay and Bluetooth car displays, Tesla among them, together with its album cover, rather than showing the station logo for the whole song. The iPhone tab bar now follows the language you choose in the app, not only the phone’s. After you have listened for a while, Air Drift may ask, once, for a rating in the App Store.

Air Drift now speaks 25 languages: German, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Thai, Indonesian, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, Polish, Greek, Turkish, Chinese (simplified and traditional), Arabic, Persian and Hebrew, besides English. The app follows your iPhone's language; to pin another, use Settings › Air Drift › Language, or the picker in the app's own settings. CarPlay and the Apple Watch app follow the phone's language too, and Arabic, Persian and Hebrew run right to left.

Air Drift on Apple Watch: drift, pick from your saved and recent stations, see what's on with its cover, skip, save, and turn the crown for volume. The watch drives your iPhone, so the radio plays where it always has. In the car: song covers now change with each song even with your phone locked, and the car's own play button no longer restarts a station that is already playing.