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Author: Ian Riches
Publication Date: Oct 19 2021
Pages: 21
 Report Type: Report, Word

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2021 Automotive Software Survey



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Report Summary:

The second annual Automotive Software Survey, conducted by Strategy Analytics and Aurora Labs, reveals an industry that is starting to get to grips with the OTA challenge, but which still faces significant obstacles as it moves towards becoming more software-centric. The key findings of the 2021 Automotive Software Survey fall into three main categories: OEM Software Ownership; Software Quality Management and The Maturity of Over-the-Air Updates.

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  • Executive Summary
  • Do you currently own / plan to own an electric car?
  • Do you think the semiconductor shortage will delay electric vehicle (EV) programs? By how long?
  • Who in the automotive ecosystem has the most influence over technology development, adoption and acceptance?
  • What percentage of revenue do you forecast that automakers will derive from the selling of new features and functions over-the-air in model year 2027?
  • How many OTA updates do you expect will be performed per vehicle, per year, by 2025?
  • In your opinion, what is most important for vehicle manufacturers with regard to OTA updates?
  • Do you believe that software redundancy is possible with software alone, or are double flash and CPUs still required?
  • After consumers opt-in to receive over-the-air updates in general, should every update be transparent in the background? Or should manufacturers continue to request that consumers opt-in for individual updates?
  • Do you think car manufacturers will meet the 2022 schedule to comply with new WP.29 type approval regulations?
  • How confident are you that the mass market auto manufacturers will have the required software development skills in-house by 2025 to develop advanced E/E architectures?
  • What percentage of vehicle software will be developed in-house by the mass market auto manufacturers in 2025?
  • Do you expect this trend to increase over time?
  • When do you expect more than one million vehicles per year, across the globe, to be produced with powerful domain controller based E/E architectures?
  • How difficult is it to get a clear understanding of the interdependencies between ECUs during the development, integration and quality control processes?
  • Will there be a paradigm shift in the industry to embrace QA as a continuous process throughout the life of the vehicle (Tesla-style)?
  • With the growing amount of vehicle software, is it getting more difficult to debug software errors after the vehicle has shipped from the factory?
  • How important is it to be able to predict, rather than react to, software anomalies to minimize recalls once the car has shipped?
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