The auto industry is going soft and getting softer. From safety and driver assistance systems to electric car battery management to improving habits of bad drivers, software, and its technical partner ...

The automotive industry is undergoing a profound transformation. Much, though not all of this evolution has been, and continues to be driven by a combination of advancements in technology and changing ...

Indicative of the speed of change in the auto industry, just 30 days after SDVerse launched the first online automotive software marketplace it’s fast gaining subscribers and content. About 300 people ...

From safety to entertainment, modern cars now run on complex software systems that evolve long after you drive off the lot. Automakers are embracing software-defined vehicles, enabling remote updates, ...

General Motors has just announced a vehicle services definition baptized uServices and supposed to provide developers with the necessary API to build apps aimed at cars. If the "developers, developers ...

Rivian could license EV architecture and autonomy software, UBS says—reshaping the auto industry like Apple vs Android.

In late 2012, a young upstart car company called Tesla Motors beamed out a software update to its earliest sedans. When tethered to a WiFi or 3G internet connection, Model S owners could download a ...

Behind every impressive concept car lies a harsh truth: many automakers are still patching software bugs right up until rollout. The result is costly: delays, recalls, and hasty fixes that bleed ...

Chinese automakers lead Western brands 41% to 25% in software development, creating superior EVs with over-the-air updates ...

Hyundai is taking a big step forward in its mission to create software-defined vehicles, with a new OS based on Android ...

The shift to software-defined vehicles is changing nearly every aspect of automotive design, from what hardware is added into vehicles, when it gets added, and what gets left behind. Moving key ...