The car manufacturer Buick announced at the DENT Conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, on Monday, that most of its 2015 models will come with OnStar 4G LTE, pcmag.com has reported, allowing passengers to connect to a built-in Wi-Fi hotspot for access to movies, the Web, games, or email, on up to seven devices simultaneously, either while driving or at rest stops.

 A picture of the Buick LaCrosse shown.[Photo/Buick.com.cn]

The company says that the 2015 Buick LaCrosse (interior of 2014 model above), Regal, Verano, and Encore will have LTE hardware as a standard feature and that, by 2016, every model will have LTE support. There\'s still no word on how much individual data packages will cost, although existing AT&T owners will be able to add the car to an existing data bucket plan.

Last year, Chevrolet (another GM brand) was the first manufacturer to announce an in-car 4G LTE connectivity package.