As the automotive industry races toward its future, software and connectivity are redefining the next-generation driving experience. This transition challenges traditional manufacturers whose hardware-focused culture doesn’t align with the needs of a software-centric world. Wipro – a leader in automation, cloud technologies and software-defined vehicles (SDV) – has both the in-house capabilities and Cloud Car ecosystem to help bridge the gap.
Wipro partners with automotive manufacturers to accelerate their growth through cloud-native engineering principles. By combining traditional solutions with innovative platforms, our Cloud Car ecosystem and SDV expertise enables the auto industry to reimagine how safety and entertainment features are developed, deployed and maintained – ultimately delivering a new car every day.
Modern vehicles are essentially computers on wheels, with 30-40 different platforms and millions of lines of code. Integrating and updating these systems is critical to longevity, durability, sustainability and performance. Studies show that a comprehensive yet agile approach to automotive software can increase speed to market by 20%, while digital twins and integration testing can reduce costs by 30%.
Automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have struggled to capitalize on the promise of software-defined vehicles (SDVs).
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Wipro is here to help you make the transition from legacy E/E architecture to the cutting-edge Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) architecture using the innovative Cloud Car framework and Excelfore’s Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) and Over the Air Updates (OTA) technologies.
The current economic environment has made affordability one of the hottest topics in the automotive sector.
Automakers need to take a more active role in the development of the EV charging infrastructure.
The world of EVs and SDVs is moving fast and evolving faster.
The automotive industry has historically responded to rapid technology advancements in a fast but familiar way: by integrating tech into vehicles at the hardware level.
Manufacturers and consumers alike are interested in software-defined vehicles (SDVs) and the promise of upgrades via continuous over-the-air (OTA) updates.
Connect with the future
As the automotive industry races toward its future, software and connectivity are redefining the next-generation driving experience.
The automotive industry is racing toward a future of hyperconnected supercomputers. As evidence, consider that the average vehicle today has 100 million lines of onboard code.
Accelerate into the future
Automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have struggled to capitalize on the promise of software-defined vehicles (SDVs).
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Mankind has been obsessed with and fascinated by autonomous vehicles for the last few decades. In the 1997 timeless classic – “Tomorrow Never Dies”, James Bond controlled and steered his car using his mobile phone and left audiences enthralled, wondering when they could do the same in their cars. Cut to 2020, and such features are a reality in some of today’s most advanced cars.
Roadmap into the future
A global scale simulator for autonomous vehicles
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For more than a century, burning fossil fuels has generated most of the energy required to propel our transportation needs. Using fossil fuels for energy has exacted an enormous toll on humanity and the environment including air, water pollution and global warming.
By creating digitally "evergreen" cars, they can enable continuous innovation — vehicles that get better and smarter after they leave the dealership.
