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That's a huge restructure. What are they doing now for car software then? Just Android automotive?
by vsskanth 3y ago
That's a huge restructure. What are they doing now for car software then? Just Android automotive?
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoFrom the article: "As it awaits its v1.2 VW Group software, Porsche said it's going to move ahead with Google Built-In as an interim solution."
- TacticalCoder 3y ago> ... Porsche said it's going to move ahead with Google Built-In as an interim solution That's kinda weird as Porsche moved from QNX (say for a 2013 Porsche) to Apple CarPlay (starting from 2017 or something?). If you buy a brand new Porsche today I'm pretty sure it comes with Apple CarPlay. Maybe this is about more than just the infotainment system?
- 555513 3y agoI think you are confusing Android Auto (projection) to Android Automotive OS, which is the infotainment OS of future Porsches. It doesn't mean it won't be compatible with CarPlay. New Renault cars are using Android Automotive OS and still have wireless Android Auto and CarPlay. Also Cariad is using Android Automotive OS now (AOSP version), just without Google Automotive Services (Play Store, Google Maps, Assistant). It's all very confusing, I know.
- thephyber 3y agoYes, from what I read, Cariad is working towards unifying software for many car modules, building a common software platform for EVs / battery management under the VW Group, and creating a platform for DLC / subscriptions capability. It’s more than just Apple CarPlay.