Browsing: Connected Vehicle

AUTOCRYPT announced its partnership with Hitachi Solutions. The two companies have agreed to provide joint offerings and consulting services covering V2X and in-vehicle systems security to Japanese automotive OEMs and tier suppliers.

Gracenote Nexus AutoSM works with Android Automotive OS (AAOS) and other popular auto operating systems enabling car brands to simplify integration with their infotainment offerings, reduce development time and deliver the content-first interfaces consumers want.

The global automotive SoC market is on the brink of reaching a substantial valuation, projected to reach US$ 18,141.9 million by 2023. The growth is primarily driven by the burgeoning interest and insights surrounding the automotive SoC market.

The two companies signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish a new company which would absorb Huawei’s existing smart car system business while Changan would supply core automotive technology for an expected 40% stake.

HARMAN has announced the acquisition of Roon, the music management, discovery, and streaming platform for music enthusiasts.

The new Pay to Fuel service makes paying after refuelling quicker and more convenient for Škoda drivers, with motorists able to save time by paying directly through the car’s infotainment system.

Leveraging Sibros’ Deep Connected Platform, this partnership aims to deliver a robust, integrated vehicle-to-cloud ecosystem for CUBONIC’s bespoke vehicles. The technology will enable live data collection, over-the-air software updates, and real-time remote diagnostics, enhancing operational efficiency, safety, and the user experience.

China will allow road trials of some intelligent connected vehicles (ICVs) in designated city areas, the industry ministry said.

BCS Automotive Interface Solutions, has announced a collaboration with UltraSense Systems. This partnership will bring forth solid-surface touch systems with multi-mode sensing to steering wheels for global automotive OEMs.

INRIX has announced it has signed a letter of intent to acquire Portland, OR-based Ride Report. This deal cements INRIX as the preferred provider of connected transportation device data and insights through SaaS solutions for businesses, cities, and public sector agencies worldwide.