Aptiv presents white paper on testing methodologies for software-defined vehicles

Software developer Aptiv has published a white paper on testing processes for software-defined vehicles. The company notes that the sheer amount of software required by a modern vehicle has grown to tens of millions of lines of code, putting pressure on OEMs and suppliers to write, deploy and integrate code more quickly and efficiently. New testing methods are accelerating that process.

At the same time, software has graduated from enabling infotainment and engine functions to controlling new safety-critical features such as advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving systems, raising the stakes and vastly increasing the complexity of testing.

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