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The role of softwarisation in the automotive industry is so big that the OEMs are increasing their investments substantially. The trend is expected to continue into the late 2030s. More displays, sensors and cameras are being incorporated in the cars of the future, the software-defined vehicles. The challenge for the OEMs will not be innovation of features but its implementation mechanism.

KPIT Stake In N-Dream AG: As the automotive industry moves towards autonomous and high-connected mobility, technology is becoming synonymous with mobility. A new feature for gamers is developing in the cockpit of the future where they could experience and enjoy in-car gaming, which is eventually expected to become a core feature of the cars of tomorrow. While it is possible in the near-term when the vehicle is stationary, ETAuto finds out how automakers across the world can tap into this evolving opportunity.

Pune (Maharashtra) [India]/Munich [Germany], September 21 (ANI/BusinessWire India): KPIT Technologies, a Global No.1 software integration partner for the automotive & mobility industry, announced the acquisition of Technica Engineering, a company specializing in production-ready system prototyping (combination of network system architecture, hardware prototyping, integration), automotive ethernet products, and tools for validation. This will create across-the-stack expertise offering a one-stop shop for the industry to transform towards SDV. Technica Engineering is headquartered in Munich ...

Bangalore : KPIT, a global software development and integration partner to the automotive and mobility ecosystem, and Coventry University based in the United Kingdom, announced a new Master of Technology course to be delivered to KPIT employees based

KPIT Technologies, dSPACE, and Microsoft have teamed up to offer a unique solution for OEMs and Tier-1s seeking homologation (self-certification in the USA) for advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous driving.