Automotive, fleet or mobility software not covered by a more specific software-related tag.
Australia pilots digital portal to reduce underground utility strikes
The BYDA Digital Utility Portal, developed through Transport Australia’s Fellowship Program, is being piloted on major infrastructure projects in Brisbane, Western Sydney and Perth. It centralises underground utility data to improve planning, safety and productivity and could save about A$22 million annually.
Mack and Volvo roll out revised DEF inducement software
Mack and Volvo are rolling out revised DEF inducement software across North American truck fleets. The updates increase the final inducement speed to 25 mph and extend the repair window to 160 hours, with remote updates planned for older vehicles through 2027.
Smartcar shifts to direct vehicle-data access and deprecates backend SDKs
Smartcar has introduced application access tokens, a standardised vehicle-signal schema, its V3 Signals API and event-driven webhooks. Backend SDKs will enter maintenance immediately and be deprecated on 1 December 2026 as the company shifts customers towards direct HTTP access.
Zeekr adds unlock codes and opt-out after Kazakhstan lockout
After a Zeekr 9X was locked out for more than 30 hours in Kazakhstan, the automaker introduced app-generated unlock codes and promised an OTA opt-out switch for its cross-border restriction system.
Zeekr explains 9X smart-feature restrictions after owner entered Kazakhstan
Zeekr said a location-triggered anti-theft mechanism restricted a 9X owner’s navigation and other smart features for more than 30 hours after he entered Kazakhstan. The vehicle was restored after cross-border travel was verified, although unlocking may need repeating in each region.
Mercedes-Benz opens Australian orders for electric GLC SUV
Mercedes-Benz has opened Australian orders for the electric GLC 400 4Matic SUV, priced from A$112,200. It offers a 94.4kWh battery, 630km WLTP range, 800V charging at up to 330kW, MB.OS software and MBUX Superscreen technology.
Inelo releases TachoScan 6.2.4 with new tachograph compliance tools
Inelo has released TachoScan 6.2.4, adding three languages, OSNMA status information, transport-type icons and automated improper-cabotage checks. The update also introduces a setting to disable the driver’s “No Return Home” infringement.
Einride to acquire Flipturn and expand heavy-duty EV charging network
Einride will acquire charging and energy-management software company Flipturn for $38.4 million in stock. The deal adds more than 250MW of charging capacity and strengthens Einride’s integrated software and charging offering for electric heavy-duty freight.
ViaPlus adds conversational AI features to Haven customer platform
ViaPlus has added conversational and agentic AI features to its Haven customer-service platform, automating routine requests while giving human agents prompts, suggested responses and quality insights.
Autoware Foundation to host autonomous-driving tutorial at ITSC 2026
The Autoware Foundation will host a tutorial at ITSC 2026 covering its open-source autonomous-driving platform, deployment on vehicle platforms, research applications and software-defined vehicle implementation using the Open AD Kit.
Sonatus details Fastlane vehicle AI platform for engineering and fleets
Sonatus has detailed its Fastlane vehicle AI platform, combining event-driven data capture, cloud-based engineering analysis and in-vehicle edge intelligence. The company says trials cut root-cause investigation times by about 90%, while production deployments support predictive maintenance and software-defined vehicle functions.
DingGo launches AI repair-estimating platform for dealerships
DingGo has launched Crash Intelligence, an AI platform that estimates minor vehicle repair costs from photographs using data from hundreds of thousands of completed Australian repairs. The tool targets dealerships, repairers and fleet operators.
Honda demonstrates AGL software-defined vehicle platform across three hardware targets
Honda’s chief architect demonstrated the open-source AGL SoDeV software-defined vehicle platform on Renesas R-Car V4H, R-Car X5H and Raspberry Pi 5, highlighting Xen-based domain isolation, VirtIO portability and industry collaboration.
Eaigle expands AI gate and yard automation deployment with PortCity
Eaigle is expanding its partnership with PortCity to deploy AI-powered gate and yard automation across the logistics provider’s distribution network. The platform uses existing security cameras to automate access checks, identify trailers and containers, and provide real-time yard visibility.
Fraley & Schilling cuts uncertified log backlog with integrated driver app
US trucking fleet Fraley & Schilling cut its backlog of uncertified electronic logs from 25–50% to 10–20% using an integrated Eleos driver app and ELD workflow. Automated prompts also help verify trailer and bill-of-lading details, reducing manual follow-up and compliance risks.
COVESA updates vehicle-data platform with AI knowledge layer
COVESA’s Central Data Service Playground has added layered information and knowledge architecture, AI semantic reasoning, updated vehicle-data APIs and CAN integration. The open platform supports storing, analysing and deriving insights from connected-vehicle data.
SYNERGIES launches CCAM platform for scenario and tool sharing
The SYNERGIES Platform has launched for the CCAM community, combining a Scenario Dataspace with a Marketplace for discovering and sharing scenarios, datasets and software tools used in system development and validation.
Noregon launches CAN Mentor vehicle network diagnostic software
Noregon has launched CAN Mentor, a diagnostic application that works with its DLA+ 3.0 XBT adapter to identify vehicle CAN communication, voltage and resistance faults and guide technicians towards the affected area.
Technology Innovation Institute Joins Autoware Foundation
Technology Innovation Institute has joined the Autoware Foundation as an industry member and has committed to contributing to open-source autonomous driving and Physical AI development, strengthening international collaboration to advance safe, reliable and scalable autonomous systems.
Cummins and Paccar update truck software to ease DEF derates
Cummins and Paccar are updating engine calibrations and software to give US heavy-truck operators longer to address DEF and emissions-system faults. Final derate speeds will rise from 5 to 25 mph while emissions compliance requirements remain in place.
Mack adds Lock & Leave to simplify truck software updates
Mack Trucks is adding Lock & Leave to its over-the-air update platform, allowing drivers and technicians to start eligible updates before leaving trucks unattended. The feature will initially support Mack’s newest platforms and is expected this autumn after validation.
Geely reveals Galaxy Cruiser 700 interior and 1,128-hp hybrid powertrain
Geely has revealed official interior images and technical details of its Galaxy Cruiser 700 plug-in hybrid SUV. The vehicle combines three electric motors with a 2.0-litre engine, a 70 kWh battery, 900V charging, steer-by-wire and dynamic-control software.
Syneos Health fleet manager explores AI-built fleet solutions
Syneos Health fleet manager Kristin Leary is exploring AI development tools, telematics data and predictive analytics to create custom applications for vehicle inspections, compliance and driver accountability.
Comodule updates Portal with fleet tracking and analytics features
Comodule has updated its connected-vehicle portal with vehicle-model management, secure time-limited tracking links and fleet analytics. New tools cover utilisation, battery diagnostics, hardware configurations, firmware and module service status.
AUTOCRYPT demonstrates CCC-compliant Digital Key test kit
AUTOCRYPT has demonstrated a CCC-compliant Digital Key self-testing toolkit in Budapest, enabling pre-production validation of digital key lifecycles and interoperability to reduce integration risk and development time for OEMs and tier suppliers.
Trimble launches modular TMS for US shippers
Trimble has launched TMS for Shippers, a modular, AI-integrated transportation-management system developed from its Transporeon acquisition. The platform combines automation, real-time visibility, procurement and carrier-tendering features for US shippers and can complement existing TMS platforms.
NACFE report details changing maintenance needs for diesel truck fleets
A new NACFE report examines how North American truck fleets are adapting maintenance for software-intensive diesel engines. It highlights oil analysis, coolant testing, connected diagnostics, condition-based servicing and technician training as fleets navigate the transition to new powertrains.
GMV presents platform for coordinating autonomous vehicles in crisis logistics
GMV presented its uPathWay platform at a defence and disaster-response logistics conference, highlighting coordinated autonomous ground vehicles, sensors and robots for transport, supply, inspection and surveillance in degraded environments.
Trucker Path integrates CargoNet theft intelligence into truck navigation
Trucker Path has integrated Verisk CargoNet’s cargo-theft intelligence into its commercial navigation platform. The US service overlays county-level risk ratings, stolen-commodity trends and theft methods to help truck drivers and fleets make safer routing decisions.
HS Connect integrates Flow Labs API for real-time work-zone safety
National Signal has integrated Flow Labs’ API into its HS Connect Smart Work Zone platform, providing real-time travel-time and speed data for queue detection, travel messaging and performance monitoring across US work zones.
Xiaomi validates track-developed driving algorithms for production vehicles
Xiaomi is accelerating Nürburgring validation of software algorithms for traction control, emergency intervention and stability management, with the aim of transferring motorsport-derived parameters to production vehicles.
Linux lessons point to collaborative software development for SDVs
An Automotive Grade Linux talk argues that automotive software teams should adopt open-source collaboration, staged integration, automated validation and time-based releases to manage the integration complexity of software-defined vehicles.
NMFTA highlights shared software and cybersecurity risks across ELDs
NMFTA research highlights shared software across large families of electronic logging devices, arguing that FMCSA revocations may not remove underlying compliance and cybersecurity risks from US trucking fleets.
Tesla begins rolling out FSD Supervised v14 in Australia and New Zealand
Tesla has begun rolling out FSD Supervised v14 to eligible Hardware 4 vehicles in Australia and New Zealand, following local development and testing. The software update is intended to improve performance and capability.
COVESA, JASPAR sign MoU for SDV API standardisation
COVESA and JASPAR have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to align and implement standardised SDV APIs, leveraging COVESA’s VSS and VISS and JASPAR’s Yoriito open-source project to promote interoperability and commercial deployment.
DTNA updates DEF software on 330,000 trucks to reduce severe derates
Daimler Truck North America is rolling out emissions-control software to about 330,000 Detroit-powered Freightliner and Western Star trucks. The update gives fleets more time to repair DEF-system faults before severe derates, following revised US EPA guidance, with deployment continuing through 2026.
GMV to upgrade Barcelona Metro passenger information
GMV has been awarded a contract to develop a consolidated, scalable passenger-information system for Barcelona Metro, and has developed a centralised management platform for phased deployment, remote monitoring and compatibility with existing onboard IT infrastructure.
C.H. Robinson launches digital marketplace for committed freight
C.H. Robinson has launched BidBoardX, a self-service digital marketplace enabling certified motor carriers to find and bid on longer-term committed freight, while shippers gain more dependable lane coverage. The tool is available through the company’s carrier platform.
Netradyne launches AI agents to automate fleet safety workflows
Netradyne has launched an AI-agent platform that automates fleet safety workflows, including driver coaching, collision reporting, rewards and management dashboards. Coaching and incident-response agents are available now, with rewards and reporting agents planned for the third quarter.
Safety Foundations for Robotaxi Deployment
The robotaxi sector has moved into commercial operations and global partnerships have been announced, while NVIDIA has introduced the Halos operating system and safety evaluation framework to support standardised interfaces, verifiable AI guardrails and validation infrastructure for regulatory compliance.
GMV GNSS Cryptographic Module certified to EAL2
GMV's GNSS cryptographic module has been certified EAL2 under Common Criteria by Spain’s CCN and has been developed with security‑by‑design features for OSNMA, and the company has implemented a five‑year cybersecurity support and vulnerability‑disclosure programme.
Trimble launches cloud-native TMS for North American shippers
Trimble has introduced a cloud-native transportation management system for North American shippers, integrating AI-driven planning, visibility and procurement tools to automate workflows, support ERP integration and scale freight operations with configurable modules.
Lucid rolls out UX 3.6 with hands-free driving
Lucid has begun rolling out Lucid UX 3.6 in North America, introducing hands-free driving, enhanced navigation, adaptive headlights and charging and energy-efficiency insights for compatible Gravity SUVs.
C.H. Robinson launches AI Engineer for continuous logistics optimisation
C.H. Robinson is rolling out Lean AI Engineer, a closed-loop system that continuously audits supply-chain operations, identifies inefficiencies and influences future decisions. It complements the company’s AI Planner, which now autonomously drives 92% of Managed Solutions shipments.
Tesla prepares FSD Supervised v14 for Australian Hardware 4 vehicles
Tesla says FSD Supervised v14 for Hardware 4 vehicles is in final local development and testing in Australia, with release timing yet to be confirmed. The update is expected to improve the system’s performance and capabilities.
Volvo Trucks to enable unattended over-the-air software updates
Volvo Trucks North America will introduce unattended over-the-air updates later this year, allowing fleets to install software while trucks are parked. The capability builds on Volvo’s connected 24-volt platform and is intended to reduce operational disruption.
