KPIT Partners With Mercedes-Benz Research And Development India For Software-Defined Vehicle Advancements

KPIT Technologies and Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India (MBRDI) have entered into a collaboration to accelerate the development of Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs). The focus is on faster innovation, reduced time-to-market and streamlined product updates.

KPIT Partners With Mercedes-Benz Research And Development India For Software-Defined Vehicle Advancements

KPIT Technologies has announced a partnership with Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India (MBRDI) to support the development of Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs). The collaboration is intended to improve innovation cycles, shorten development timelines and enhance operational processes.

Focus on Software Architecture

Mercedes-Benz is working on strengthening its software development activities as part of its digital transformation. The company is building an integrated software architecture to support vehicle functions, user interaction, and operational management. The approach aims to deliver updates across the life of its vehicles.

KPIT’s Contribution to Development

KPIT will provide expertise in mobility technologies to support Mercedes-Benz in updating the technology structure of its vehicles. The collaboration is intended to assist in the delivery of digital capabilities and improve product development processes.
Kishor Patil, CEO, KPIT Technologies, said, “With over 100 years of legacy, Mercedes-Benz is an inspiration for excellence, luxury and customer centricity. KPIT is delighted to be partnering with MBRDI in their pursuit of software excellence, digital innovation, and rearchitecting the automotive tech stack for Software-Defined Vehicles. Our strategy is to work closely with a select group of clients and help them address complex business challenges through cutting-edge technology. We are committed to accelerating innovation, drawing from decades of experience and insights from numerous mobility transformation programs.”

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