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The transition from a traditional sequential process to virtual testing has already reduced the prototype development time of a promising electric vehicle by half — from two years to one year.
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Переход от традиционного последовательного процесса к виртуальному тестированию уже позволил сократить время разработки прототипа перспективного электромобиля вдвое — с двух лет до одного года
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Engineers intend to direct the freed-up time resources to refining dynamic qualities and controlling the reliability of real samples, which will enter series production starting in 2028.commitmentIn the future, the company expects to reduce the overall time to market for vehicles by 40%.predictionThis approach will allow regular delivery of fresh digital functions wirelessly directly to the onboard computer, and will ensure a high level of safety and comfort while maintaining an attractive cost for buyers.predictionIn the future, the entire model lineup of the concern is planned to be converted to this technology.commitmentSubaru plans to transition to producing software-defined vehicles (SDVs) with over-the-air update support by the end of the current decade.commitment
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