Honda And Nissan Join Forces On Software And Electronics
Honda and Nissan have announced a new joint development agreement. It will see the two firms work together on standardized software and ECUs. First vehicles with the new technology could arrive as early as 2029. Merger talks between Honda and Nissan collapsed last year , but the companies noted they would continue exploring other opportunities to work together. They’ve found some common ground as the automakers have announced a new joint development agreement. It aims to “standardize multiple electronic control units that form the core of next-generation software-defined vehicles.” This will include the “in-vehicle operating system” as well as “key parts of the middleware.” They’ll also share vehicle control software. More: Honda, Nissan, And Mitsubishi Want To Share Parts, Starting With The Car’s Brain While much of this will be hidden away from view, it sounds like future inf...