Experts aim to establish levels for software-defined vehicles

Elektrobit provides software for the prototype of the Sony Honda Mobility AFEELA, which is built around software. (Elektrobit)

August 28, 2024 04:39 PM

As automakers push forward in the quest for software-defined vehicles, analysts and software experts are suggesting a system to clarify the stages of the transition.

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