News Summary

Stellantis has announced a strategic pivot from its previous partnership with Amazon to adopting Google’s Android-based system for its in-car software. This move comes as the automaker ends its three-year collaboration with Amazon, originally aimed at generating $22.5 billion annually from software by 2024. Despite the end of the Amazon partnership, Stellantis remains committed to its SmartCockpit concept, which includes an Android-based system to deliver applications like navigation, voice assistance, and personalized in-vehicle experiences. The automaker continues to use Amazon Web Services as its preferred cloud provider, and Amazon’s Alexa will remain available in Stellantis vehicles.