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    VW software program chief envisions pay-as-you-go autonomy

    Editor - The Auto JournalBy Editor - The Auto JournalJuly 11, 2022Updated:July 11, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    VW is working to construct an working system that’s scalable throughout its manufacturers and able to frequent over-the-air updates to allow enhancements similar to driver-assistance options — areas the place Tesla is nicely forward.

    “We have vehicles starting from the entry level to the latest luxury Bentley, which of course have very different software and hardware needs,” Hilgenberg stated. “The layout for our next groupwide architecture is similar to what Tesla had initially brought in, but we wanted to jump a step further ahead. That means high integration, more computer power and of course a different scope,” Hilgenberg added.

    VW’s supervisory board is anxious about shortcomings at Cariad and is in search of an overhaul of the enterprise to hurry up decision-making, German media have reported.

    Hilgenberg acknowledges that Cariad has skilled some issues creating the structure.

    “The vehicle is much more complex than business applications, for example, so we have to make sure that data protection, security and safety is on a completely different level.”

    One challenge dealing with Cariad is the availability of normal over-the-air updates for customers.

    “Cariad’s role is to work continuously on the releases, and the brands can then choose from this development and select their update cycles. But it has to be done in due process. We also do not want to overwhelm customers with an update every week,” he stated.

    In addition to adapting to the fast-paced improvement of autonomy and different connectivity points within the business, Cariad additionally has to take care of the legacy of being a part of the sprawling VW empire.

    “Transformation is an active process; it’s a lot of friction. But it’s 20 percent technical challenge and 80 percent change — mental change and cultural change,” Hilgenberg stated.

    Source: www.autonews.com

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