- In May 2024, KPIT Technologies partnered with several leading U.S. automobile manufacturers to integrate its advanced generative AI technology into vehicles, aiming to revolutionize driver-vehicle interaction and deliver smarter, safer, and more efficient mobility experiences
- In April 2024, Tata Motors, India’s leading automotive company, selected the HARMAN Ignite Store as its official in-car app platform, aiming to deliver a seamless, secure, and enriched user experience while expanding its reach across global markets
- In April 2024, the BMW Group and Tata Technologies announced the formation of a joint venture to develop automotive software and IT solutions, establishing new development centers in Indian cities such as Pune, Bengaluru, and Chennai to boost innovation and digital capabilities
- In March 2024, Wipro Limited collaborated with General Motors and Magna to launch SDVerse, a B2B platform designed to simplify the procurement and sale of automotive software, aiming to connect automotive companies with innovative software providers through a streamlined matchmaking process
- In January 2022, Aptiv initiated a partnership with Sophia Velastegui to fast-track the development of mobility software by leveraging advanced AI technologies, intending to enhance product innovation and deliver improved vehicle performance and user experience
