These technological advancements demonstrate the commitment of automakers to make vehicles smarter, safer, and more eco-friendly
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Centralized Control Systems
The Stellantis corporation, which owns brands such as Abarth, Alfa Romeo, Citroën, Fiat, Peugeot, and Opel, has announced the integration of AI into its vehicles.
The new centralized computer system, STLA Brain, will take over many functions previously performed by separate sensors and processors.
This will reduce the number of electronic control units and provide advanced AI features, such as managing climate control, lighting, and navigation via voice commands.
Advanced User Interfaces
At CES 2025, BMW introduced the Panoramic iDrive, a display spanning the entire dashboard that provides the driver with extensive information.
This technology is expected to be available by the end of 2025.
Autonomous Driving
In 2025, Russia plans to implement widespread use of Level 3 autopilots, enabling vehicles to drive independently on highways with minimal driver intervention.
Such features are already available in models from Mercedes and Volvo, and domestic manufacturers are also working on their implementation.
Electric Vehicles and Charging Infrastructure
Honda introduced fully electric SUV and Saloon models with Level 3 driving automation and a customizable Asimo interface, with plans for release in 2026.
The company also aims to install 30,000 high-speed charging stations in North America by 2030.
Integration of Network Technologies
The French company Stellar proposed the integration of satellite, cellular, and Wi-Fi networks to ensure constant internet access in vehicles, improving connectivity and information capabilities.
These technological advancements demonstrate the commitment of automakers to make vehicles smarter, safer, and more eco-friendly, addressing modern consumer needs.
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