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Coretura, Sweden, and Accenture partner to develop software-defined commercial vehicles
On June 24, Coretura, a 50:50 joint venture between Daimler Truck and Volvo Group, signed an engineering agreement with Accenture to accelerate the development of its software platform for trucks, buses, and other medium and heavy-duty commercial vehicles. The collaboration supports Coretura’s current roadmap to deli
CARIAD launches new AI Hub for Software-Defined Vehicles in Berlin, Germany
On June 23, CARIAD announced that it has opened a new Automotive Software Campus in Berlin, Germany.
Around 1,000 experts will work there on AI technologies for SDVs, including systems for automated driving and AI-based voice assistants used across VW Group models. The campus aims to strengthen VW’s in-house software
Toyota Connected, Geotab establish global alliance for connected mobility
On June 23, Plano, Texas-headquartered Toyota Connected and Oakville, Ontario-based Geotab Inc. announced a global business alliance that brings together Toyota’s connectivity technologies and Geotab's advanced telematics, AI, and data capabilities to support the development of fleet solutions.
The initial scope foc
Humble Robotics developing cabless autonomous freight truck in California
Humble Robotics, an autonomous truck company newly founded in 2025, has been developing a cabless electric-powered Class 8 truck in San Francisco, California.
It has so far raised USD 24 million to develop the Humble Hauler, which the company claims could lower freight costs and reduce emissions, though labor groups
COVESA, US, and JASPAR, Japan, collaborate to accelerate SDV API standardization
On June 18, Connected Vehicle Systems Alliance (COVESA) and JASPAR (Japan Automotive Software Platform and Architecture) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU), formally establishing active cooperation on standardized APIs built on COVESA’s Vehicle Signal Specification (VSS) and Vehicle Information Service Specif
Sweden urges EU to not approve Tesla ‘FSD’ unless speeding feature is removed
On June 18, Reuters reported that Sweden’s transport authority has told the European Union it should vote against approving Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (Supervised) across the bloc unless the system’s ability to exceed posted speed limits is removed.
The recommendation, from a previously unreported April 30 letter to t
Infineon launches cloud-based virtual platform powered by AWS for microcontroller evaluation
On June 22, Infineon Technologies AG announced a collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to accelerate microcontroller (MCU) evaluation to shorten development cycles for automotive systems. As part of this collaboration, Infineon is launching a cloud-based platform for virtual evaluation of Infineon automotive M
Candera, Germany, and Magic Lane, Netherlands, partner to integrate advanced navigation into HMI
On June 17, Candera GmbH and Magic Lane announced a strategic partnership to simplify the integration of advanced navigation into Human-Machine Interfaces (HMI). The partnership gives OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and device manufacturers a clear path to evaluate and implement navigation-enabled HMIs using Candera CGI Stud
Roadzen, USA subsidiary in India, drivebuddyAI patents real-time lane detection system
On June 15, Roadzen's fleet safety subsidiary, DrivebuddyAI, was granted a patent for a real-time automotive lane region of interest detection system, designed to address reliability gaps in conventional lane detection across variable road conditions, lighting, and vehicle types.
Its key innovations include an AI-ba
KPIT Technologies, India opens Hanoi Technology Center in Vietnam
On June 18, KPIT Technologies inaugurated a new technology center in Hanoi, Vietnam, and signed MoUs with Hanoi University of Science and Technology and VinUniversity as part of its Southeast Asia expansion strategy. The center will serve as a hub for engineering, innovation, and collaboration, supporting mobility pr
Waymo recalls 3,871 robotaxis due to risk of entering closed construction zones
On June 17, Waymo announced it is recalling 3,871 robotaxis in the U.S. because of a software issue that could cause vehicles to enter a closed freeway construction zone and continue driving, the second recall in just over a month.
The latest recall, filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHT
Zenseact, Sweden, collaborates with Syntonym to use generative AI for advanced facial anonymization
On June 16, Zenseact and Syntonym announced that they are using generative AI to replace faces in training data rather than blur them, preserving the detail autonomous vehicles need to understand human intent.
For autonomous driving training datasets, vehicles need large amounts of video data to understand pedestria
Beamr, Israel, to present ML-safe technology for autonomous vehicles at Vehicle Tech Week Europe
On June 10, Beamr Imaging Ltd. announced that it will demonstrate its ML-safe technology for autonomous vehicles (AV) at Vehicle Tech Week Europe, on June 23–25, 2026, in Stuttgart, Germany. Beamr will present "From uncertainty to confidence: ML-aware video data for autonomous vehicles”. This session will address how
Li Auto launches first dynamic dataflow AI chip, the Mach M100
On June 15, Li Auto held its “Livis Day” software and embodied intelligence launch event.
At the event, Li Auto defined an embodied intelligent vehicle as a combination of an electric vehicle, a professional driver, an AI computer, and a life assistant. It also officially launched its first dynamic dataflow AI chip,
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