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- Best of LinkedIn: Next-Gen Vehicle Intelligence CW 25/ 26
Best of LinkedIn: Next-Gen Vehicle Intelligence CW 25/ 26
An intense two-week sprint confirms software-defined architectures and autonomous mobility as the industry’s twin North Stars. OEMs, suppliers, and tech newcomers converged on open standards, bold partnerships, and AI-rich platforms that promise faster cycles and safer roads. The centre of gravity continues to shift from mechanical hardware toward cloud-connected, continuously updated intelligence embedded across the vehicle lifecycle.
Thomas Allgeyer
July 03, 2025
Methodology: Every two weeks we collect most relevant posts on LinkedIn for selected topics and create an overall summary only based on these posts. If you´re interested in the single posts behind, you can find them here: https://linktr.ee/thomasallgeyer. Have a great read!
Software-Defined Vehicles & Software Architecture
Major European OEMs and tier-ones agreed on an open, certifiable software stack to cut duplication and accelerate SDV roll-outs
Le Mans 2025 spotlighted SDV technology on the track, demonstrating motorsport’s value as a proving ground for next-gen architectures
Thought leaders promoted “bento-box” modular designs that decouple software from hardware, lowering integration risk and cost
AI-driven code-quality tools were positioned as the fastest lever for compressing SDV development timelines
Autonomous Driving & Mobility
Tesla prepared a vision-centric robotaxi launch, challenging lidar-heavy autonomy approaches and raising the performance bar
Rural Europe pilots showcased collaborative models for extending autonomous mobility beyond dense urban centres
Singapore scheduled autonomous shuttle services for Punggol by Q4 2025, underscoring Asia’s regulatory pragmatism
Volkswagen Group unveiled a fully autonomous passenger car for mobility services, signalling mainstream readiness for Level 4 deployments
Partnerships & Ecosystem Moves
The new S-CORE open-source alliance united OEMs, suppliers, and software firms to accelerate SDV innovation
Elektrobit joined forces with Foxconn on EV.OS, blending consumer-electronics speed with automotive rigour
TTTech Auto’s tie-up with NXP combined high-integrity middleware and automotive-grade silicon for scalable controllers
Flexis Mobility, backed by Volvo Trucks and CMA CGM, illustrated cross-industry capital flowing into urban mobility solutions
AI & Data Infrastructure
Tesla’s Cortex 1 supercomputer processed petabyte-scale fleet data, reinforcing AI’s centrality to perception and over-the-air improvement loops
Industry voices highlighted continuous AI-driven validation as the new benchmark for software quality assurance
New Products & Platforms
EV.OS debuted as a vertically integrated, end-to-end platform for electric vehicles, promising rapid differentiation for emerging EV brands
Safety & Regulation
Regulators refined the line between active and passive safety in type approval, enabling clearer compliance pathways for advanced automation
Calls intensified for a global safety-accelerator ecosystem to harmonise validation methodologies and cut time-to-market for autonomous features
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