Press Release, 19 December 2025
FPT, the Vietnam-based global leader in automotive engineering and IT services, has taken a step toward shaping the future of connected vehicles by joining SDVerse, the first worldwide B2B marketplace focused exclusively on automotive software. This strategic move is aimed at speeding up the shift from traditional Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs) to a new era of AI-Defined Mobility (AIDM) where artificial intelligence plays a central role in vehicle operation, user experience and system intelligence.
SDVerse, launched in 2024 by automotive heavyweights such as General Motors, Magna and Wipro, provides a collaborative digital platform where automakers, suppliers and software companies can explore, compare and deploy software solutions with greater transparency and efficiency. By bringing its full suite of AI-centric mobility solutions to this marketplace, FPT aims to give OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers easier access to globally compliant, AI-integrated tools that support smarter design, development and manufacturing across the automotive value chain.
At the heart of FPT’s contribution to SDVerse are four key technology pillars. First, an enterprise-grade data platform developed with Microsoft OneLake unifies data from vehicles, fleets and cloud environments, enabling secure data governance and powerful analytics. Second, FPT’s Agentic AI technology, built on Qualcomm and NVIDIA processors, brings advanced multimodal AI capabilities including text, visual and speech interactions directly to edge devices in vehicles. Third, an AI-powered test automation platform hosted on AWS accelerates software development while ensuring industry standards like A-SPICE and ISO 26262 are met. Finally, FPT’s Virtual Factory solution uses AI for manufacturing, integrating predictive analytics, computer vision and autonomous decision-making to boost production quality and operational efficiency.
By offering these robust, end-to-end AI solutions on SDVerse, FPT reinforces its role as a full-stack AI system engineering partner for the automotive industry. The move reflects a broader industry trend toward AI-driven mobility, helping carmakers and suppliers navigate the complex transition from traditional software models to intelligent, adaptive vehicle ecosystems.
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