Toyota Targets Software-Defined Cars by 2030

Toyota Motor plans to equip all its vehicle models with a proprietary software platform by 2030. The strategy aims to enable over-the-air updates for safety and entertainment features across ten million new vehicles annually.

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TOYOTA MOTOR CORP plans to convert roughly 50 vehicle models into software-defined cars by 2030, equipping 10 million new vehicles annually. The strategy builds on its proprietary Arene platform, first deployed in the revamped RAV4 sport utility vehicle. The transition allows over-the-air updates for safety and entertainment, bypassing dealership visits.

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