Canadian streaming media company Stingray agreed with automaker Stellantis to integrate its streaming application natively into future vehicles.

Stingray will provide its TuneIn service, bringing a large catalog of over 100,000 radio stations--from breaking news to curated music--to Stellantis' lineup of upcoming models.

No financial details for the agreement were provided.

The company noted on Thursday that TuneIn is currently available on more than 200 connected devices, as well as offered by 14 automotive brands.

"Bringing TuneIn to Stellantis is part of Stingray's broader strategy to expand automotive access to its extensive audio catalog," the company said.