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Honda, Nissan target FY2029 roll-out for jointly developed vehicle software, control units

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TOKYO, Aug 31 : Japanese automakers Nissan and Honda said on Monday they will jointly develop standardised electronic control units of software-defined vehicles and in-vehicle operating systems.

The companies plan to equip next-generation vehicles with architecture incorporating the electronic control units and software from the 2029 financial year onward, they said in a joint statement.

Source: Reuters

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