We're Pulling Out All the Stops & Going Big In November 2023
- 3 Razor-Focused Conferences Running over Four Days
- With over 75 Speakers, 80+ Agenda Sessions and over 250 Engaged Attendees
- Multiple Registration Options - Attend Two, Three or All Four Days
Software Defined Vehicles are no longer a vision for the future.
SDVs are changing the automotive industry, creating a new range of opportunities for OEMs, Tier-1s, Tier-2 and other providers, impacting the way vehicles are produced and how value is provided to the customer. As a result, OEMs, Tier-1s, technology companies and
SDV solution providers are teaming up like never before to capitalise on this opportunity.
While Tesla's vehicles have always been largely software-defined, Toyota, General Motors and others are building software-defined capabilities, e.g., Toyota's vehicle Arene OS and General Motors recently announced open-source software protocol. Renault and Google are partnering to build a
software-defined vehicle, and Volkswagen is reportedly investing billions of dollars into
SDVs.
Several automotive OEMs are in the implementation phase right now having developed software-defined vehicle architecture, but there continues to be on-going in-depth discussions on understanding the concept of an
SDV, why SDVs are important to OEMs in what they are trying to achieve, and the architecture required to build an
SDV, among other technical, organisational, and partnership challenges to make
SDVs a reality.
As the vehicle manufacturing industry reaches a point where it merges with software, cloud, technology and communication industry, we are thrilled to launch the
SDV: Software-Defined Vehicles Europe 2023 conference, to address real challenges and capitalise on real opportunities in the SDV space. The Software-Defined Vehicles event will be co-located with the Au
tomotive Cyber Security Europe and
Connected Vehicles Europe events as part of the
Automotive Cyber Security, Connectivity and SDV Week 2023.
Preview Senior Experts Leading the SDV Europe 2023 Speaker Line-up
- Frank Ghenassia, Executive Chief Architect, General Motors
- Carlo van Driesten, Senior Software Developer for Virtual Test & Validation, BMW Group
- Petya Dasheva, Manager MB.OS Tuner Software Development, Mercedes-Benz AG
- Dr Mario De Felice, Head of Software Architecture, Jaguar Land Rover
- Aaron Dale, Senior Automotive Analyst - UI/UX, S&P Global
- Sascha Preis, Innovation for Sustaintech, Software Defined Vehicle, Data Strategy & AI, Hyundai Motor Company
- Purushotham Erupuri, Autosar Chief Engineer, BMW ADAS Division Group
- Mikael Nilsson, Technical Leader - Communication Systems, Volvo Cars
- Ofer Rosenberg, System/SW Architect, SDV Architecture, General Motors
- Harikrishnan Radhakrishnan, System Architect, Scania Group
- Aurélien Hars, Director Cybersecurity and OTA, Aptiv
- Andreas Riexinger, Senior Software Architect for the Software Defined Vehicle, Bosch Engineering
- Patrick Grümer, Senior CyberSecurity Specialist, Continental Engineering Services
- Boris Engel, Director Automotive, Microsoft
- Azad Ansari, Software Project Leader, Marelli
- Sara Gallian, SDV Program Manager, Eclipse Foundation
- Arnav Dhavan, Principal Analyst | Connected Car and Vehicle Experience | Supply Chain & Technology, S&P Global
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Venue
Leonardo Royal Hotel Munich
Moosacher Str. 90, 80809
Munich, Germany
Reservation Method: Group Rate from €169.00 per night, Including breakfast and VAT.
You can can book the hotel rooms using the following contact details: T: +49 (0)89 62039 779 E:
reservations.munich@leonardo-hotels.comReserve your room by sending an email and quoting ‘IQPC’ (Reserved a selection of Rooms at the discounted group rate, subject to availability.)
