In the south-western Polish city of Gliwice, Stellantis announced that it would establish a new software development hub close to a manufacturing facility and staff it with up to 300 people. According to the automaker, the facility will increase "software development resources to existing Stellantis technical operations throughout Europe."
The corporation already runs software development centres in nations like Brazil, India, Italy, France, and Germany. With carmakers boosting research investments and hiring more executives with specialised skills to give customers additional services linked to connection, data, and e-commerce, software is becoming more and more important in modern vehicles and a significant source of revenue.
By 2030, Stellantis said its software-driven strategy will increase yearly revenues by €20 billion (US$21.36 billion).
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