P3 group GmbH to Showcase SPARQ OS at CES 2027

On August 26, P3 group GmbH announced that it will showcase its latest innovations at CES 2027, with a focus on expanding software capabilities across industrial, commercial, and two-wheeler applications. The company will present SPARQ OS for industrial vehicles, bringing the capabilities of Android Automotive into the industrial and commercial vehicle space with functionality and usability tailored to those applications. Visitors will also be able to explore SPARQ gamecenter, an interactive in-vehicle gaming platform, while experiencing how the software supports Software-Defined Vehicles on Android Automotive. The demonstrations will include integrated digital clusters and infotainment systems, along with SPARQ OS for motorcycles running on three new System-on-Chip platforms.

SPARQ Expands Across Industrial Vehicles and Motorcycles

At CES 2027, P3 group GmbH will demonstrate how its software platform can support different vehicle categories and in-vehicle experiences. The industrial-vehicle offering extends Android Automotive into commercial applications, with functionality designed around the specific requirements of these vehicles. The showcase will also feature the SPARQ gamecenter, providing an interactive gaming experience within the vehicle. In addition, attendees will see how the platform supports software-defined vehicle architectures by connecting digital clusters and infotainment functions. For motorcycles, P3 group GmbH will demonstrate the software on three new System-on-Chip platforms, highlighting its expansion into two-wheeler applications.

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What will P3 group GmbH showcase at CES 2027?
The company will showcase software and in-vehicle technology spanning industrial vehicles, commercial vehicles, and motorcycles at CES 2027. Its demonstrations will include an Android Automotive-based platform for industrial applications, an interactive in-vehicle gaming experience, software-defined vehicle functionality, integrated digital clusters and infotainment systems, and motorcycle applications running on three new System-on-Chip platforms. The showcase is intended to demonstrate how vehicle software can be adapted across different mobility segments while supporting tailored functionality, enhanced usability, and integrated digital experiences.