Renault aims to cut digital development time with Qualcomm deal

Renault Megane E Tech interior screens 2021 — The Renault Megane E-Tech Electric uses Qualcomm's Digital Cockpit to power a new infotainment interface. The companies are expanding their partnership to the entire digital chassis.

January 07, 2022 07:36 AM

Renault says it will be able to sharply reduce development time for connected services when it moves to a new electronic architecture powered by Qualcomm that will start to appear in its cars in early 2026.

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