Software-Defined Vehicle
Nissan and Honda Are Jointly Developing SDV Components

By Sven Prawitz | Translated by AI 2 min Reading Time

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Nissan and Honda plan to jointly develop central control units and software for software-defined vehicles and begin using them in both companies starting in 2029.

Honda and Nissan are drawing closer together. The automakers plan to jointly develop electronics, software, and computer technology.(Source:  spx / KI-generiert)
Honda and Nissan are drawing closer together. The automakers plan to jointly develop electronics, software, and computer technology.
(Source: spx / KI-generiert)

Nissan and Honda plan to collaborate more closely on the technology for future software-defined vehicles (SDVs) from both brands. The Japanese automakers have agreed to jointly develop and standardize key electronic and software components. The first vehicles featuring the jointly developed technology are expected to hit the market starting in fiscal year 2029.

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