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25 September 2026

Coretura selects Vector-QNX software for commercial vehicle platform

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Coretura selects Vector-QNX software for commercial vehicle platform

Coretura, the software-defined vehicle platform company founded by Daimler Truck and Volvo Group, has selected a vehicle software platform jointly developed by Vector and QNX for use in its commercial-vehicle architecture. The companies announced on Sept. 22 that Coretura will use Alloy Kore as the foundational software layer for high-performance computing systems in its software-defined vehicle platform. The companies said the Coretura deal is the first design win for Alloy Kore. Coretura is developing a software-defined vehicle platform for commercial vehicles, with the goal of allowing manufacturers to use a shared software foundation across development programs.

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