Grok Bot’s October 5 release adds Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Swahili and Hausa to its language settings. The changelog identifies the update as version 0.68.0. This is a documented interface-language expansion; it does not provide a language-by-language assessment of task quality or voice accuracy.
Editorial take: A familiar interface can make onboarding and review easier, particularly when users are deciding whether to trust an unfamiliar product. But interface translation, spoken conversation and reliable execution are separate things. Someone evaluating the update should check the actual settings and review screens they use, then try a small, reversible task in their preferred language. The release is evidence of broader language access, not evidence that every workflow performs equally across all five languages.