STLA Brain will power STLA AutoDrive, STLA Smart Cockpit, and will eventually underpin every new software-defined Stellantis vehicle.
The ABCs of Stellantis: New AutoDrive and Cockpit Software Overhauls Ram , Jeep , and Chrysler VehiclesAt the recent Stellantis Investor Day event, the company was keen to show off how hip and cool its future tech would be by demonstrating early examples of its impendingvehicles in the U.S. The demo really was as simple as A-B-C, giving us a taste of what’s to come as Stellantis rolls out STLA
We really need to start at B, because STLA Brain is the electronic architecture that will underpin not only STLA AutoDrive and STLA Smart Cockpit, but every new Stellantis vehicle going forward.
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