Stellantis and Applied Intuition team up to redefine software-driven cars

Stellantis and Applied Intuition have deepened their strategic partnership to advance software-defined vehicles. The collaboration now extends to STLA Brain, Stellantis’ next-generation intelligent vehicle platform. Both companies aim to speed up development and improve how software integrates into future cars. The expanded partnership focuses on accelerating software development for Stellantis’ vehicles. Applied Intuition will assist in simulation, validation, and deployment of core systems, ensuring smoother and faster updates.

STLA Brain is designed to simplify how software interacts with vehicle hardware. It allows continuous over-the-air updates, supports advanced driver assistance systems, and enhances in-car digital experiences. The platform is central to Stellantis’ push for more connected and adaptable vehicles.

Ned Curic, Stellantis’ Chief Engineering and Technology Officer, highlighted the need for speed, scalability, and high-quality software in rolling out new technology. Qasar Younis, CEO of Applied Intuition, described the partnership as a key move toward mass-producing AI-driven vehicles.

This collaboration aligns with Stellantis’ broader strategy to work with leading software and AI firms. The goal is to strengthen vehicle performance, connectivity, and digital features across future models. The partnership will help Stellantis deploy software updates more efficiently and scale new technologies across its vehicle lineup. STLA Brain is set to become a foundation for continuous improvements in driver assistance, connectivity, and in-car experiences. Both companies expect the collaboration to shape the future of software-defined mobility.