Subaru Targets Software-Defined Vehicle Launch for Late 2020s, Plans to Cut Development Times by 40%
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Subaru Targets Software-Defined Vehicles in Late 2020s, Aims to Cut Development Time by 40%
Subaru plans to launch software-defined vehicles in the second half of the 2020s while aiming to reduce vehicle development time by approximately 40%. The Japanese automaker is developing a unified electronic architecture to support software updates for driver-assistance systems, automated-driving features and vehicle performance.
Japanese automaker Subaru plans to introduce a new generation of cars whose functions can be controlled and enhanced through software by the end of this decade. The company also aims to reduce the development time for new models by about 40% in order to bring them to market faster. To this end, Subaru will […]
Subaru targets its first software-defined vehicles in the second half of the 2020s, with a common electronic architecture. Like KultureGeek on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPhone and iPad (link App Store) The Subaru article prepares its software-defined vehicles and wants to reduce the development by 40% appeared first on KultureGeek.
Subaru aims to launch software-defined vehicles at the end of the decade and seeks to reduce their development times by about 40%. The strategy combines digital simulation, a new electronic unit and wireless updates, while the company is currently ruling out adopting Toyota’s Arene platform.
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