Honda and Nissan plan to use jointly developed systems from fiscal 2029
Japanese automakers Honda and Nissan said in a joint statement that they will jointly develop standardized electronic control units for software-defined vehicles. The companies also plan to create in-vehicle operating systems. They announced these plans on Monday, August 31.
Two development areas
Honda and Nissan’s cooperation covers two areas: standardized electronic control units for software-defined vehicles and operating systems intended for use in cars. The results of this joint development are planned to be incorporated into the architecture of next-generation vehicles.
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Plans for fiscal 2029
Honda and Nissan plan to equip next-generation vehicles with an architecture that will include electronic control units and software. The companies intend to begin using this architecture from fiscal 2029 onward.
The agreement was reported by Channel NewsAsia in an article marked as a Reuters report, citing a joint statement by Honda and Nissan.
