Subaru revealed on October 18 that it will launch the next-generation car “SDV” equipped with advanced software by 2030, and then gradually switch all models to SDVs. The “electronic control unit”, the core device for controlling the vehicle system, will be equipped with a semiconductor jointly developed by Subaru and AMD. In addition, Subaru also proposed a policy of shortening the new model development cycle by about 40% compared to the current one, and will use digital analog development and other methods.

Subaru revealed on October 18 that it will launch the next-generation car “SDV” equipped with advanced software by 2030, and then gradually switch all models to SDVs. The “electronic control unit”, the core device for controlling the vehicle system, will be equipped with a semiconductor jointly developed by Subaru and AMD. In addition, Subaru also proposed a policy of shortening the new model development cycle by about 40% compared to the current one, and will use digital analog development and other methods.