New York (CNN Business) Sometimes you're driving your Lamborghini and the seat's a little too cold. You could press the seat heater button, but you'd have to take a hand off the steering wheel. Soon, you'll be able to just say, "Alexa, turn on the seat heater" and you'll be all toasty without ever releasing your firm grip on that Alcantara-covered steering wheel.

The new Lamborghini Huracán Evo will be the first car with a new generation of Amazon Alexa Auto, Amazon's voice control system that's customized for use in automobiles.

An older version of Alexa Auto is currently available from a number of automakers, including Lamborghini's parent company Audi, part of the Volkswagen Group. That version allows drivers to do things like ask for the news and weather, play music and operate Alexa-controlled home devices, like a garage door opener (definitely handy) or thermostat, so your house is warmed up when you get there.

The Lamborghini Huracán Evo will be the first car with a new version of Amazon Alexa Auto that integrates with functions of the car itself.

One thing that has not been possible, until now, is to control features in the car itself. With this new version of Alexa, drivers will be able to control the car's thermostat, interior lighting and, in the Lamborghini, it can even bring up a touchscreen selector, which allows the driver to adjust settings for things like the car's suspension, all-wheel-drive and all-wheel-steering. Drivers will still have to use the touchscreen to make any changes to those settings. The Alexa system doesn't interact with any of the car's driving systems, such as steering, brakes or the accelerator, according to Amazon.

"The integration will enable Lamborghini owners to enjoy the convenience of an intelligent voice service while focusing on the joy of the Lamborghini driving experience," said Ned Curic, vice president of Alexa Auto at Amazon in a statement.

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