Honda, Nissan to reach deal on joint development of vehicle software, Nikkei Asia reports
- Honda Motor and Nissan Motor are expected to agree on developing a shared operating system and onboard computer for new automobiles by 2029 according to the Nikkei newspaper.
- Honda told Reuters that no deal has been finalized yet and the company is discussing potential collaboration areas with Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors under their strategic partnership.
- Nissan's CEO, Ivan Espinosa, confirmed earlier discussions about possible software collaboration with Honda.
- Honda and Nissan ended merger talks over a year ago that would have created a $60 billion car company.
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Honda, Nissan to reach deal on joint development of vehicle software: report
HONDA Motor and Nissan Motor are expected to agree as soon as Monday on developing a shared operating system and onboard computer to go into new automobiles as early as 2029, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Saturday (Aug 29). Read more at The Business Times.
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Japanese car manufacturers Honda Motor and Nissan Motor plan to jointly develop an operating system and an on-board computer for their vehicles thanks to an agreement expected this Monday, as advanced by the Japanese economic daily 'Nikkei'. The two firms have allied to develop both the software and the hardware on board with a view to incorporating them into their vehicles around 2029, and according to Nikkei the agreement is expected after bot…
Honda and Nissan prepare to share on-board operating system and computer on models planned for 2029, a technology alliance that seeks to share costs while Nissan faces losses and commercial pressure. In parallel, Nissan tests Wayve's Level 2 driving assistance on Ariya electric vehicles in Tokyo.
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