Volvo Cars Gets 'Level 5 SDV' In S&P Global Mobility Evaluation

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Volvo Cars has acquired a Level 5 Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) rating from S&P Global Mobility's 'Software-Defined Competency Assessment'. Volvo Cars is the only car manufacturer in the world to receive that grade.

In this evaluation, Volvo Cars scored highly for its ability to add safety features through wireless updates (OTA), improve user experience, and improve charging speed and mileage. This demonstrates the ability to improve features with software throughout the vehicle life cycle.

The core of the technology is its own system "Hugin Core™." Consisting of electrical architecture, core computer, zone controller and software, the system is applied to the next generation of models EX90, ES90, and EX60. Volvo Cars is converting actual driving data into information and using it to learn future safety and driving assistance systems.

Volvo Cars CEO Hakan Samuelsson said the company has continued to invest for years in securing software capabilities, which has advanced the speed of development and customer experience.

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