Hyundai Mobis Joins Open-Source S-Core Project to Standardize SDV Software Platform
Hyundai Mobis has joined the Eclipse Foundation's S-Core Project to develop an open-source software platform for software-defined vehicles, aiming to establish its technology as a global industry standard.
- 13
- >10x
- Late 2024
What Happened
Hyundai Mobis announced on May 28, 2026, that it has joined the SDV Working Group under the Eclipse Foundation, the world's largest nonprofit open-source development association. The company will participate in the S-Core Project, a global initiative launched by European companies in late 2024 to standardize foundational technologies such as software platforms and middleware for software-defined vehicles (SDVs). The project is the first open-source-based software platform development to meet ASIL-B, the automotive industry's functional safety standard, with 13 companies currently involved.
more than 10 times faster
Compared to existing technologies in automotive controller environments.
By publicly releasing its container solution technology, Hyundai Mobis seeks to leverage collective intelligence to develop highly versatile and standardized software. The container solution minimizes interference between software within the Linux operating system, packaging them individually for quick operation without affecting one another, and includes an always-on integrity assurance function to prevent tampering. The company's participation, alongside primarily European partners, is expected to expand the project's applicability in the Asian market.
Why this matters
By adopting an open-source approach, Hyundai Mobis aims to accelerate SDV development, reduce redundant investments, and increase the likelihood of its container solution becoming a global standard, benefiting the wider developer community and expanding into Asian markets.
Terms in This Story
- SDV
- Software-Defined Vehicle: a vehicle whose features and functions are primarily enabled through software, allowing for over-the-air updates and flexible customization.
- Eclipse Foundation
- A nonprofit organization that supports open-source software projects, providing infrastructure and governance for collaborative development.
- ASIL-B
- Automotive Safety Integrity Level B: a risk classification for functional safety in automotive systems, indicating medium risk severity.
- Container solution
- A method of packaging software into isolated units (containers) that run independently, improving efficiency and security.
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