Hyundai using “Software Defined Vehicles” to rival Tesla

October 14, 2022

Hyundai is known around the world as an automaker, but now the South Korean company wants to become a maker of Software Defined Vehicles—a term widely used now within the auto industry with a new acronym: SDVs. Just what are these Software Defined Vehicles? Hyundai sees remotely upgradable performance and functionality in its vehicles as crucial features, and plans for all newly re-engineered vehicles to have over-the-air (OTA) capability starting in 2023, ahead of group-wide adoption in all new vehicles it produces by 2025. The automaker also plans to roll out Features on Demand (FoD) starting in 2023, allowing customers to choose and buy car functions. Read original article here.

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