KPIT collaborates with Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India to advance software-defined vehicles
KPIT Technologies
has announced a collaboration with
Mercedes-Benz Research and Development India
(MBRDI) to accelerate the development of
Software-Defined Vehicles
(SDVs). The partnership aims to support faster innovation, reduce time-to-market, and improve operational efficiencies by leveraging KPIT's expertise in
mobility technologies
.
Mercedes-Benz is strengthening its software development strategy as part of its broader
digital transformation
initiatives. The approach focuses on building an integrated software architecture to enhance
vehicle functionality
, user experience, and operational efficiency. The strategy also supports the delivery of regular updates, enabling vehicles to remain technologically updated throughout their lifecycle.
Focus on software and technology architecture
Through this collaboration, KPIT will contribute its cross-domain knowledge to help rearchitect the
technology stack
for next-generation vehicles. The partnership is expected to play a role in advancing the capabilities and future-readiness of
automotive software systems
.
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,' he added.
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