Stoneridge EVO ECU Platform Debuts at IAA Transportation 2026

On August 10, Stoneridge announced additional details of the Stoneridge EVO ECU Platform, which will debut at IAA Transportation 2026 in Hanover, Germany. The platform is designed to simplify the growing complexity of commercial vehicles while supporting connectivity, diagnostics, and software-based features. It combines multiple processing functions into a centralized system, enabling faster software updates, easier diagnostics, and new features without major hardware changes. The architecture is also intended to provide a scalable foundation as vehicle electronics and software requirements continue to expand across commercial vehicle applications.

The platform supports emerging technologies including advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), camera applications, sensor integration, and future AI-based features. Developed with Renesas Electronics, the platform combines automotive-grade processing technology with Stoneridge’s commercial vehicle expertise and uses multiple security layers to protect critical vehicle systems and support future software upgrades. indie Semiconductor collaborated on the platform’s image processor, designed to provide high performance, image quality, and scalability for commercial vehicle applications in Germany.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Stoneridge’s new ECU platform?
The new ECU platform centralizes multiple processing functions for commercial vehicles, helping simplify electronic architecture while enabling connectivity, diagnostics, software updates, and additional software-based capabilities. It is intended to reduce dependence on major hardware changes when new features are introduced. The system also supports technologies such as ADAS, camera applications, sensor integration, and future AI-based functions. Developed with Renesas Electronics, it combines automotive-grade processing technology with commercial vehicle expertise and includes multiple security layers designed to protect critical vehicle systems while supporting future software upgrades.

How will the platform support future commercial vehicles?
The platform is designed to support future commercial vehicle requirements by combining centralized processing with scalable image processing and software-oriented functionality. Its architecture can accommodate advanced driver assistance systems, cameras, sensors, and potential AI-based applications. Stoneridge developed the platform with Renesas Electronics, while indie Semiconductor collaborated on its image processor for high performance, image quality, and scalability. These capabilities are intended to help vehicle manufacturers manage increasing electronic complexity while supporting diagnostics, connectivity, software updates, and new vehicle features.