GlobalLogic and Elektrobit expand partnership on SDV platforms

GlobalLogic Inc., a Hitachi Group Company and a leader in Digital Engineering, has announced a major strategic expansion of its long-standing partnership with Elektrobit, a global pioneer in automotive software. The alliance will accelerate the development and market adoption of next-generation software-defined vehicle (SDV) platforms.

GlobalLogic and Elektrobit have collaborated for the past 15 years, supporting Elektrobit’s industry-leading products in areas such as Adaptive & Classic AUTOSAR middleware, in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) systems, and connectivity. This expanded partnership transcends traditional engineering services, establishing a joint commitment to delivering smarter, faster, and more cost-effective vehicle software development at scale, driving market enablement across key global regions.

GlobalLogic and Elektrobit are expanding their partnership to accelerate the industry’s transition toward Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs). GlobalLogic brings deep HPC, functional safety, and cybersecurity expertise to ensure compliance with ASPICE 4.0 and ISO 21434 standards.

“Our expanded collaboration with Elektrobit strengthens our shared commitment to advancing SDV in the automotive industry. With GlobalLogic’s capabilities in safety-critical software, HPC, digital cockpit innovation, and SDV tooling, we are helping OEMs accelerate feature development and deliver production-grade vehicle programs worldwide,” said Ramki Krishna, Group Vice President & General Manager, Automotive & Industrial Business at GlobalLogic.

“Software-defined vehicles are already a reality. Their success requires scalability, flexibility, and strong partnerships°, said Jaganathan Rajagopalan, Chief Product Officer at Elektrobit. “Partnering with GlobalLogic supports our dedication to scale and provides world-class engineering expertise, enabling us to lead in efficiency and innovation. Together, we will deliver the transformative SDV solutions the mobility industry demands globally.”

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