For starters, the teardown revealed strings referring to a feature that will allow users to change the interface language in Google Maps. This is a feature that’s currently available in the web version of Google Maps, so it won’t be entirely surprising to see it make its way over to smartphones. Other strings spotted in the code mention the Assistant Driving Mode itself, and the good folks over at XDA were able to extract screenshots of the new driving mode, or at least the onboarding process for it.
— Mishaal Rahman (@MishaalRahman) October 29, 2020 As you would expect, the new language changer, or the Assistant Driving Mode are still not live in Google Maps, and these observations were made based on an APK teardown of the Maps app. There’s no telling when or if these features will make their way into a production build of the Google Maps app, so stay tuned for more updates.