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Rivian, Volkswagen expand technology alliance to AI voice assistant
U.S. electric vehicle maker Rivian has expanded its technology cooperation with Germany\'s Volkswagen Group to include an in-car AI voice assistant. Rivian said it will license parts of its self-developed voice assistant technology to Volkswagen, without disclosing fees, contract terms or models. The entry-level ID.EVERY1, due in 2027, is cited as an initial candidate, though installation is not confirmed. The firms set up joint venture RV Tech in November 2024.
Mobility
GM aims to cut vehicle development time to 2 years, unveils central computer and AI strategy
General Motors plans to use artificial intelligence to cut vehicle development time from 4 to 5 years to 2 years and overhaul batteries, vehicle electronics and autonomous driving technology. At a New York event, it unveiled an EV, AI and self-driving strategy aimed at responding to competition from Chinese automakers. GM plans to adopt a central computing software platform, introduce LMR batteries, and roll out a centralized vehicle computing unit starting in 2028.
Industry
LG Electronics to supply integrated cockpit solution for Europe\'s first commercial SDV
LG Electronics said on Monday it will supply an integrated cockpit solution for Renault Group\'s New Traffic E-Tech Electric, described as Europe\'s first commercial software-defined vehicle. The cockpit combines control of the instrument cluster and infotainment system. LG Electronics said unified UX and UI improve visibility and help automakers simplify components and design to cut production costs. The company plans to expand cooperation with major global automakers in North America and Asia.
