Google is testing a shopping feature in India that lets users buy products from Flipkart, the Walmart-owned e-commerce platform, through its Gemini assistant and AI Mode. The trial is limited for now, covering only selected products and a subset of users. Google plans a broader rollout in late October, according to the information cited by TechCrunch and carried by Techub. The test points to a tighter link between Google’s AI interfaces and online retail services in one of its key markets, though the current scope remains restricted during this phase.
Google is testing a shopping feature in India that allows users to shop on Flipkart, Walmart’s e-commerce platform, through its Gemini assistant and AI Mode.
The test currently covers selected products and a limited group of users. A broader rollout is planned for late October.
The information was cited by TechCrunch.
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