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Latest Research
June 21, 2023
The world’s car manufacturers – 2023 edition
June 15, 2022
The world’s car manufacturers – 2022 edition
January 13, 2022
Suzuki: Strategy and performance update – 2022 edition
Latest Articles
April 2, 2025
Domestic or global focus for India’s vehicle companies?
March 20, 2025
AW Rev counter Q4 2024—earnings downturn deepens
February 28, 2025
Suzuki raises full-year forecast again in Q3 2024/25
January 31, 2025
Stable global output in 2024, but notable changes in Europe
Latest news
April 1st 2025
Maruti Suzuki sales in March 2025
February 27th 2025
Suzuki January 2025 automobile production, sales, and export figures
February 25th 2025
Suzuki starts operations at Kharkhoda plant in India
Webinars
3rd April
4pm Stuttgart | 7:30pm Mumbai | 10am Detroit
Continuous TARA: Adapting to changing requirements and evolving cybersecurity threats
AVL’s Jürgen Wurzinger discusses the challenges and requirements of implementing continuous Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment across the vehicle supply chain.
8th April
10am Stuttgart | 1:30pm Mumbai | 4am Detroit
Fail-operational systems: The key to safe and reliable software-defined vehicles
Elektrobit’s Lucian Badescu explains why fail-operational systems are a real game-changer and how to achieve their requirement for guaranteed continuous and reliable operation.
9th April
5pm Stuttgart | 8:30pm Mumbai | 11am Detroit
How to autonomously find bugs in automotive software with AI-powered fuzz testing
Khaled Yakdan of Code Intelligence explains how to leverage Large Language Models to automate fuzz testing and help uncover bugs with minimal human involvement.
15th April
4pm Stuttgart | 7:30pm Mumbai | 10am Detroit
Software-defined vehicle architectures with remote-controlled hardware
NXP’s Karthik Sivaramakrishnan and Dr. Ashutosh Tomar of Jaguar Land Rover highlight the architectural transformation pioneered by OEMs like JLR towards a fully software-defined vehicle.
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