STLA to part ways with Amazon on in-car tech project, shifting to Android-based systems while advancing AI and automated driving plans.

What went wrong? Get the full breakdown on why Stellantis and Amazon scrapped their long-awaited SmartCockpit software project.

Automaker Stellantis and retail and web services behemoth Amazon have decided to put an end to a collaboration on new in-car software. The partnership dates back to 2022, part of a wide-ranging ...

Despite the end of this partnership, Stellantis will continue to use Amazon Web Services for data storage and updates, and Alexa will remain available in some of its vehicles.

Amazon's deal with Stellantis to create in-car software that the companies hoped would transform the driving experience while bolstering their vehicle-tech credentials is "winding down," the ...

In January 2022, Amazon and Stellantis announced a multi-year partnership formed to develop a suite of software that was expected to end up in millions of cars starting in 2024.

A collaboration by Amazon and Stellantis to create a so-called SmartCockpit is “winding down,” the companies confirmed after a Reuters inquiry. The aim was to use Amazon in-car technology that ...

Stellantis N.V. STLA is reportedly winding down its collaboration with Amazon AMZN to create in-car software with connected products and services. The joint project, Stellantis SmartCockpit, was ...

Despite the end of this partnership, Stellantis will continue to use Amazon Web Services for data storage and updates, and Alexa will remain available in some of its vehicles.

Amazon Alexa voice assistant will still be available in Stellantis vehicles. Some other upcoming software-related projects announced by Stellantis are STLA Autodrive, an automated driving system for ...