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Home / Business and Economy / VW Taps Qualcomm for Future Car Software

VW Taps Qualcomm for Future Car Software

8 Jan

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Summary

  • Volkswagen partners with Qualcomm for infotainment technology.
  • Deal aims to bolster Volkswagen's new software platform.
  • First vehicles with new software to launch in 2027.
VW Taps Qualcomm for Future Car Software

Volkswagen has announced plans for a long-term supply agreement with U.S. chip designer Qualcomm. This partnership will focus on delivering cutting-edge infotainment technology for the German automaker's new software platform, a key element in its future vehicle development.

The agreement designates Qualcomm as the primary technology provider, supplying high-performance system-on-chips crucial for advanced infotainment capabilities. These chips will be integrated starting in 2027, aligning with the planned launch of Volkswagen's first 'software-defined vehicles.'

This collaboration is a vital component of Volkswagen's strategy to enhance its competitive edge against rivals such as BYD and Tesla. The joint venture, which also involves U.S. partner Rivian, represents a significant investment, with $1 billion dependent on achieving technological milestones.

This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
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Disclaimer:
Volkswagen plans a long-term supply deal with Qualcomm for infotainment technology for its new software platform.
The first vehicles featuring Volkswagen's new software platform are set to launch in 2027.
Volkswagen is partnering with U.S. chip designer Qualcomm for its new software platform.

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