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GM has made formal its intention to integrate Apple's Siri Eyes Free system into two of its Chevy models. News first broke of the announcement last fall. The integration will allow users to interact with their iOS device through their car's in-cabin MyLink system. It will utilize built-in microphones and speakers, and show information on the in-dash display, rather than the iOS device. Essentially you'll be able to keep your iOS device stored and access Siri's features through your car.
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