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AUMOVIO Showcases Solutions for Software-Defined and Autonomous Commercial Vehicles at IAA TRANSPORTATION 2026

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At IAA TRANSPORTATION 2026, AUMOVIO is focusing on integrated technologies for commercial vehicles. Across four main focus areas—efficiency, software-defined commercial vehicles, safe and autonomous driving, and electrification—the company is presenting solutions designed to help manufacturers and fleet operators meet the growing demands of the transport industry.  

At IAA TRANSPORTATION 2026, AUMOVIO is focusing on integrated technologies for commercial vehicles. Across four main focus areas—efficiency, software-defined commercial vehicles, safe and autonomous driving, and electrification—the company is presenting solutions designed to help manufacturers and fleet operators meet the growing demands of the transport industry.  

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Four Technology Fields for the Transport of Tomorrow

At its trade booth and in the outdoor area, AUMOVIO is demonstrating how individual technologies are combined into integrated system solutions. The main emphasis is on solutions designed to improve cost-effectiveness, scalability, and practical deployment in fleet operations. According to the company, connected technologies are intended to address rising costs, driver shortages, regulatory requirements, and the electrification of transport.

Connected semi-truck driving on a highway with digital network visualization.
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VDO Ecosystem Connects Fleet Processes

In the efficiency category, AUMOVIO is presenting the VDO Ecosystem. Via VDO Link, the tachograph, fleet services, and tolling solutions are interconnected. This setup is designed to process driving data automatically, reduce manual administrative effort, and integrate statutory compliance requirements more efficiently into daily fleet operations. The goal is to improve data quality, cost control, and operational workflows.

Focus on Software-Defined Commercial Vehicles

For software-defined commercial vehicles, AUMOVIO is presenting an integrated approach comprising hardware, software, and digital services. The portfolio includes high-performance computers, connectivity solutions, and over-the-air capabilities intended to enable manufacturers to achieve shorter development cycles and integrate new vehicle features more easily.

Red semi-truck driving on a highway beneath a bridge.
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Partnership with Aurora for Autonomous Trucks

Another key focus is the collaboration with Aurora. Together, the two companies are developing a scalable autonomous driving system for commercial vehicles that is scheduled for commercial deployment on U.S. highways starting in 2027. The system is based on a modular hardware kit from AUMOVIO for the Aurora Driver and includes radar and camera sensors, high-performance computers, electronic control units, telematics, and a redundant safety system. In addition, AUMOVIO is responsible for the system integration, industrialization, manufacturing, and validation of the solution.

Solutions for Commercial Vehicle Electrification

AUMOVIO is also showcasing a comprehensive portfolio in the electromobility segment. This includes battery management systems, cell contacting systems, DC/DC converters, as well as software and integration services for vehicle manufacturers. Under the VDO brand, the company is also presenting charging solutions for fleet depots and applications for monitoring battery charging processes via the VDO Fleet Cloud. The objective is to optimize the range, availability, and operating costs of electric commercial vehicles.

Person viewing a digital factory and connected trucks with AI-powered logistics.
(c) AUMOVIO

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