Israel-headquartered UVeye, a global leader in AI-powered vehicle inspection, has announced a significant expansion of its automated inspection systems to include commercial fleets.

The company’s new heavy-duty platform is specifically engineered for Class 6–8 trucks and buses, addressing critical challenges faced by fleet operators in the US and UK.

The new system, which is compliant with CTP AT17 requirements, provides an automated 17-point inspection process. By utilising its proven AI-powered drive-through scanners – referred to as the ‘MRI for vehicles’ – the platform performs a complete 360-degree scan in seconds. This allows for the rapid detection of mechanical flaws, external damage and foreign objects.

Amir Hever, CEO and Co-Founder, UVeye, said, "Extending UVeye into the trucking and bus market is a pivotal milestone. We've already scanned millions of vehicles for OEMs and dealerships, and now we're bringing that same proven accuracy and transparency to fleets. It's all about helping operators maximise uptime, reduce costs and deliver a better customer experience."

Commercial fleets frequently struggle with low vehicle uptime and costly delivery delays. UVeye's new platform aims to tackle these issues head-on by providing a comprehensive, end-to-end solution that integrates seamlessly into existing workflows. The system generates a shareable digital report with annotated images, providing fleet managers, drivers and compliance officers with a new level of clarity.

The AI computer vision systems can detect a wide range of issues, including:

• Tyres: Worn treads, mismatched sets and compliance issues.
• Underbody: Leaks, cracks, rust and hidden structural damage.
• Exterior: Hard-to-spot flaws like scratches and dents.

At present, UVeye counts the likes of Amazon, Hertz and GM, among its customers. With this latest expansion, the same proven technology will now be available to commercial operators, enabling them to improve safety, streamline compliance and minimise costly downtime.

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Maruti Suzuki India (Maruti Suzuki) has announced an investment of nearly INR 20 million to pick up 7.84 percent stake in Bengaluru-based mobility insights start-up Ravity Software Solutions. The start-up claimed to be a global platform for AI-driven connected mobility intelligence, which transforms vehicle data into business value.

This marks the automaker’s third such move through ‘Maruti Suzuki Innovation Fund’, which makes strategic investments in innovative and high-potential start-ups that can support Maruti Suzuki India’s operations.

The company made its first investment of INR 20 million in Sociograph Solutions in June 2022, followed by the same amount in Amlgo Labs in March 2024.

Hisashi Takeuchi, Managing Director & CEO, Maruti Suzuki India, said, “Aligning to our core value of keeping customer at the core of our business, we are focused on enhancing vehicle ownership experience. In the age of open innovation, we strive to co-create business solutions with specialized entities operating in the particular field. Startups are ideal partners as they bring agility, fresh thinking, and cutting-edge solutions, to support our goal of ensuring customer delight. Our investment in Ravity Software Solutions will enable us to elevate customer experience through data-driven insights. We have been associating with startups since 2019 under our Maruti Suzuki Innovation programs. Through this initiative, we are investing in a culture of innovation, building strategic partnerships, and unlocking new opportunities, in line with Government’s ‘Startup India’ initiative to promote entrepreneurship in the country.”

Vikas Rungta, Founder, Ravity Software Solutions, said, “It is an honour to be associated with an industry leader like Maruti Suzuki, whose name is synonymous with bringing personal mobility to millions in India as well as across the globe. An automobile major like Maruti Suzuki partnering with a startup speaks volumes about its forward-thinking mindset, humility, and openness to learn and collaborate to explore new ideas. With our excellence and expertise in AI, analytics and mobility, we are committed to upholding the trust Maruti Suzuki has placed in us. We believe that the high complementarity of our strengths: Maruti Suzuki’s scale of business and our agility and entrepreneurship, will further enhance customer experience and delight.” 

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LG Display has secured two CES 2026 Innovation Awards from the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) for two automotive display innovations: Dual View OLED and Under Display Camera-infrared (UDC-IR) OLED.

Both products were honoured in the In-Vehicle Entertainment category for delivering space efficiency, superior picture quality and high standards of safety.

The Dual View OLED solution allows a single automotive display to show different content based on the viewing position. For example, the driver can view navigation while the front passenger streams content. Optimised pixel structure ensures the driver’s touch operation does not interfere with the passenger’s entertainment. The product utilises a Tandem OLED device structure for picture quality and operates reliably in environments ranging from -40deg C to 85deg C.

The UDC-IR OLED jointly developed with LG Innotek, is claimed to world’s first full-screen automotive display to conceal an in-screen driver-monitoring camera. LG Display developed advanced algorithms that make the camera hole invisible from the driver’s viewpoint. The camera integrates LG Innotek’s high-resolution IR camera and image-enhancement software to ensure accurate driver monitoring, which is becoming mandatory due to global safety regulations.

LG Display will showcase these solutions at a dedicated booth at CES 2026. The company has consistently won CES Innovation Awards, previously honoured for its Thin Actuator Sound Solution (CES 2023) and its 57-inch Pillar-to-Pillar LCD (CES 2024).

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German technology company Elektrobit is set to showcase innovations focused on creating the ‘right-sized’ software-defined vehicle (SDV) at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The company will address the industry challenge of balancing innovation, scalability and affordability as vehicle complexity and development costs rise.

The demonstrations, located at the Las Vegas Convention Center, West Hall, will provide insights into strategies for reducing SDV development complexity and accelerating the process of bringing next-generation vehicles to market.

Elektrobit will feature several technologies designed to streamline SDV creation and performance:

• Linux for Safety Systems: The EB corbos Linux for Safety Applications will be demonstrated with a safety-certifiable cockpit by Telechips. This exhibit shows how open-source innovation and functional safety can be combined for real-time performance in Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS).
• Automated Integration: A platform highlighting API-based extensions across Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery/Continuous Testing (CI/CD/CT) workflows. It uses intelligent tooling, including AI-assisted automation, to automate configuration, scripting and test case creation for faster, higher-quality software delivery.
• SDV Cockpit Solutions: Solutions range from virtual low-code design tools to a modular, safety-certified automotive Operating System (OS) and ready-to-integrate hardware platforms, all designed to accelerate the creation of vehicle experiences.
• Smart EV Platform: A modular software and hardware platform co-developed with Foxconn aims to bring SDVs to market faster and more cost-effectively. It delivers the core vehicle control units and software platform without supplier lock-in.

Maria Anhalt, CEO of Elektrobit, will participate in the CES 2026 conference program. She is scheduled to speak on the Smart Rides panel on 8 January 2026.

The panel, which includes participants from Magna International and TomTom, will cover how SDVs are transforming safety and personalisation, using data to protect drivers and deliver tailored driving experiences.

Key members of the Elektrobit executive team, including Chief Commercial Officer Christoph Herzig and Head of Strategic Business Development Dr. Siegfried Dirr, will also attend the event.

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Star Engineers India and ConnectM Technology Solutions have formed a joint venture, StarConnectM, to design, develop, manufacture and scale intelligent connected vehicle products for Automotive OEMs. The new entity aims to bridge the gap between software innovation and large-scale automotive production.

The partnership will combine Star Engineers’ manufacturing excellence, process reliability and quality assurance with ConnectM’s Smart Vehicle Electronics and Intelligent Mobility Solutions.  

StarConnectM’s focus includes connected vehicle architecture, software-defined vehicle platforms and next-generation mobility electronics.

The joint venture offers an end-to-end capability for OEMs from concept to production, integrating IoT intelligence, embedded electronics & software and scalable manufacturing.

Divya Ramraika, Managing Director, Star Engineers, said, “StarConnectM marks a milestone in our journey toward intelligent mobility. With ConnectM’s technology and Star’s manufacturing strength, we are creating scalable, reliable and connected solutions that redefine the end-user experience.”

Girish Subramanya, Managing Director, ConnectM, said, “This joint venture eliminates the traditional gap between innovation and manufacturing. Automotive OEMs today need partners who can deliver technology architectures for connected, software-defined vehicles and also scale them seamlessly into production.  StarConnectM stands exactly at that intersection, creating an ecosystem where technology and manufacturing co-exist as one integrated value chain.”

The JV will initially focus on the Indian market, with a roadmap for select global market expansion.

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