- IAR and Infineon are showcasing expanded collaboration around the DRIVECORE development ecosystem.
- New evaluation bundles simplify onboarding for automotive software teams using RISC-V architectures.
At Embedded World 2026, development tool provider IAR plans to demonstrate deeper collaboration with Infineon Technologies AG around the Infineon DRIVECORE software evaluation bundle portfolio. The announcement highlights expanded support for automotive-grade RISC-V architectures and introduces upcoming debugging capabilities designed for Infineon’s AURIX RISC-V microcontroller family. The initiative aims to streamline automotive software development by integrating validated tools, certified workflows, and scalable evaluation environments for engineering teams building next-generation vehicle electronics.
IAR Expands Support for Infineon DRIVECORE Software Evaluation Bundle
IAR will showcase professional development tools integrated into the validated ecosystem of the Infineon DRIVECORE software evaluation bundle. These bundles provide automotive developers with pre-certified toolchains, allowing engineering teams to begin software development immediately without assembling complex tool environments manually. By offering a validated starting point, the DRIVECORE ecosystem reduces onboarding complexity while improving reliability, traceability, and compliance for automotive-grade software projects built on modern embedded architectures.
In parallel with this collaboration, IAR is extending its automotive development capabilities for RISC-V platforms. The effort includes previewing advanced debugging features tailored for Infineon’s AURIX RISC-V microcontroller family. Together, the enhanced tools and evaluation bundles are designed to accelerate software innovation across vehicle electronics platforms, enabling developers to build, test, and validate embedded applications more efficiently within the evolving automotive semiconductor ecosystem.
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