Automajor Stellantis goes for Qualcomm's digital-framework for its cars
Global Auto maker Stellantis who owns 14 brands of cars such as Jeep, Fiat, Chrysler and Opel is going for Qualcomm's Snapdragon automotive digital framework, named by Qualcomm as "Digital Chassis". Autnomous Driving and ADAS is part of this Digital Chassis.
Stellantis has a clear plan to digitise and electrify its new models of cars yet to be launched. Stellantis said it has a plan to have 98% of its vehicles in Europe and North America to get electrified by 2025. Stellantis already has integrated Level 2 autonomous driving in some of its vehicles. Qualcomm's Snapdragon Cockpit Platform is part of this digital chassis. Stellantis’ plan to merge all software domains into high performance computers powered by Snapdragon chips. “Our technology collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies is another example of how we are identifying industry leaders to work alongside our passionate and talented internal teams as we transform our vehicles through a software-defined approach. This will ultimately better meet the needs of our customers’ lifestyles through safe, personalized, and always-connected features,” said Carlos Tavares, Stellantis CEO. “Qualcomm Technologies’ broad experience in automotive and scale as a semiconductor leader will enable us to vertically integrate key ele...
Stellantis has a clear plan to digitise and electrify its new models of cars yet to be launched. Stellantis said it has a plan to have 98% of its vehicles in Europe and North America to get electrified by 2025. Stellantis already has integrated Level 2 autonomous driving in some of its vehicles. Qualcomm's Snapdragon Cockpit Platform is part of this digital chassis. Stellantis’ plan to merge all software domains into high performance computers powered by Snapdragon chips. “Our technology collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies is another example of how we are identifying industry leaders to work alongside our passionate and talented internal teams as we transform our vehicles through a software-defined approach. This will ultimately better meet the needs of our customers’ lifestyles through safe, personalized, and always-connected features,” said Carlos Tavares, Stellantis CEO. “Qualcomm Technologies’ broad experience in automotive and scale as a semiconductor leader will enable us to vertically integrate key ele...
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