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At this year’s Women Automotive Network Summit in Stuttgart, WirelessCar’s very own Ana Möller joined a powerful panel discussion exploring how collaboration and partnerships can help Europe stay competitive in the rapidly evolving automotive landscape. Key takeaways close to our hearts at WirelessCar: 🤝 Building partnerships that bridge gaps — between universities, policymakers, and industry to strengthen capabilities and close the skills gap in the Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) era. 🌍 Collaboration over competition — because there’s no advantage in everyone reinventing the wheel. Collaboration fuels faster innovation. 💬 Keeping DEI at the core — companies with inclusive cultures are six times more likely to be innovative and agile, and eight times more likely to achieve better business outcomes. As Ana Möller put it: “We show both our employees and our customers that we stand behind our values of collaboration and inclusion — that’s how we create connected vehicle services that are more relevant, innovative, and valuable for everyone.” A huge thank-you to the Women Automotive Network for continuing to lead the way toward a more inclusive automotive industry. 💙 #WeAreWirelessCar

We are pleased to announce that Satoru Abe has been appointed Country Manager for WirelessCar Japan!    With 35+ years of experience in the global automotive and high-tech industries, and a track record of revenue growth and building high-performing teams, he is the ideal person to lead WirelessCar’s team in Tokyo.    Japan is one of WirelessCar’s most dynamic and important markets, and home to some of our closest business partners and customers. Last year we established an office in Tokyo, and our commitment to the Japanese market goes back to the early years of our company.    We sat down with Mr. Abe, to talk about his new role, the work ahead, and what it all will mean for Japanese automakers.  Read the interview: https://lnkd.in/dZYXp22C #WeAreWirelessCar #FutureMobility #ConnectedVehicles #Automotive #Leadership

We’re excited to be part of the ReVision Connected Service UX & SDV Summit 2025 in Tokyo on October 10. 🇯🇵 Our Country Manager of Japan, Satoru Abe, will deliver a presentation on the topic “The Experience-Defined Vehicle: Why UX will decide the winners.” He’ll share how WirelessCar is supporting the shift toward seamless, transparent, and trustworthy digital journeys. From connected safety services and EV experience to our open SDV platform, our aim is to help OEMs deliver user-centric innovation at scale. We’re looking forward to meeting with customers and partners in Japan, and exploring how we can drive smarter, safer, and more user-centric mobility together. 👉 Event details: https://lnkd.in/dqSr8P-m #WeAreWirelessCar #FutureMobility #ConnectedVehicles #Automotive #UX #SDV #EV

As we return from IAA MOBILITY 2025, we’re looking back at a week that gave us the chance to connect, showcase our solutions, and see the future of mobility take shape 🚗✨ So what did we take away from the event? A few things really caught our attention. The spotlight was on AI: not as a buzzword, but with real demonstrations, from AI agents in vehicles to Google’s Gemini AI reading road signs in real time. Major investments, like Volkswagen Group €1 billion commitment, show just how serious this shift has become. Another big takeaway? Partnerships matter more than ever. Collaboration between OEMs, tech players, and partners is now key to delivering end-to-end mobility solutions. And beyond the tech, the excitement in the IAA Open Space was a reminder that all innovation ultimately serves one purpose: creating better mobility experiences for people and society. For us at WirelessCar, it was inspiring to contribute to this conversation and showcase how our solutions help shape the future of digital mobility. A highlight was our own Christina Rux presenting Digital Key Management in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Theater — the first ready-to-use product in our Open SDV Platform. Enabling a seamless, secure phone-as-a-key experience, it’s a great example of turning technology into direct customer value.  What was your highlight from IAA Mobility this year?

What a season for Chalmers Formula Student 🚀 Driverless Cup Champions at Formula Student Germany plus strong top results in both Driverless and Electric Vehicle at Germany and Czech Republic! WirelessCar is proud to support this talented team from Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg – pushing the boundaries of innovation and teamwork on and off the track. 💙💛

WirelessCar proudly presents: Our new Rising Stars 🌟 At WirelessCar, we believe the future of mobility is shaped by bold ideas, curious minds, and people who dare to challenge the status quo. That's why, with the help of New Minds, we've created Rising Stars - our one-year trainee program designed to accelerate the growth of the next generation of tech leaders. We’re now thrilled to welcome 12 new graduates to this year’s program! 👋 Over the coming year, they’ll work full-time with us while developing their skills through training and certifications. As a Rising Star, you will be part of a dynamic community of young professionals who are not only smart and ambitious but also driven by a passion to innovate and make a real impact on the world of connected mobility - and we couldn’t be more excited to see their journey unfold. 🚀 One of the new talents is Amanda Thorén, who we caught up with on onboarding day at WirelessCar headquarters in Gothenburg, planned and executed by our Talent & Sourcing Strategy Manager Ana Möller. Amanda got to know a lot about WirelessCar before she enrolled and really appreciated the sneak peeks into the company culture. “I got to talk to a lot of people from WirelessCar before I joined, these impressions created a positive feeling about the whole company. The former Rising Stars I met confirmed that it is a very welcoming place, with quite a lot of internal training to take part in. Continuous learning is important to me - just because I graduated Chalmers doesn’t mean that I should stop learning! I want to be innovative and be on the forefront of something at my workplace.” Jeffrey Spång, Solution Architect at WirelessCar, is Amandas mentor and former Rising Star. He emphasizes how important the learning process is for the growth of both individuals, teams and the company. “The goal for our Rising Stars is to learn and develop as well as question and come up with suggestions on new ways of doing things. We have a lot of people with great knowledge that have worked for a long time, but the key is that they have all learned so much along the way through collaborations – and this is now expected, and also required, from the Rising Stars joining us today.” Welcome aboard our ride to empower future mobility! 🙌 👉 Curious? Read more to join our ride at https://lnkd.in/ecKVbeJY! #WeAreWirelesscar #WeEmpowerFutureMobility #RisingStars #FutureMobility #ConnectedVehicles #Innovation #AutomotiveTech

WirelessCar launches its first open-source project! ✨ ❗ We’re excited to share that WirelessCar has released its first open-source project: NAuth — NATS Operator & Account management for Kubernetes. NAuth was born from a real need in our internal developer platform, Drive. When looking for a way to handle authentication and authorization in NATS using a declarative and self-service approach, we found no solution that fit. So we built one. By open-sourcing NAuth, we hope to:  👉 Make life easier for others working with NATS and Kubernetes.  👉 Learn and grow from the open-source community’s feedback and contributions.  👉 Take a first, modest but meaningful, step in giving back to the ecosystem we rely on every day. As Kaj Fehlhaber, one of the developers behind NAuth, puts it:  “It has been important for our team to get involved in the open-source community to build a culture and know-how around it. NAuth is another cog in the wheel as we continue to grow our platform on cloud native technologies.” 💡 We know many in automotive and beyond have made large and lasting contributions to open-source already. Our ambition here is to contribute where we see real gaps — and to continue to build our own open-source culture along the way. ✅ Check out NAuth at nauth.io and NATS.io. #WeAreWirelesscar #OpenSource #FutureMobility #Innovation #ConnectedVehicles

WirelessCar hosts AI Hackathon to inspire developers ❗ Last week, WirelessCar’s Assistance Services unit hosted an AI-focused hackathon at our Gothenburg office for our developers to explore how AI agents and AI-assisted tools can accelerate innovation. The afternoon combined hands-on teamwork with an inspiring deep dive into AI opportunities led by Johan Sanneblad from TokenTek. With his broad experience in innovation and AI systems, Johan captivated the audience: “AI can make you feel like you have superpowers. The shift that AI-first companies are going through is that AI is doing much of the work with people managing them instead of the other way around. AI agents can now work autonomously for long periods of time, but since they usually choose the quickest way forward, we need to be there to keep the dialogue going with these digital colleagues. To do that you need a wide set of skills which you obtain by testing the systems and trying out these new processes.” WirelessCar Assistance Services Head of Delivery, Mikael Honnér, who set up the session for his teams, emphasized the value of trying new ways of working. “Trainings like this are so important. We all hear about AI but how can we use it best? We had an afternoon of fun together to explore options, and really that’s what you need to do – just start somewhere. We felt we needed to inspire each other and work iteratively as we always do – this will be a great way forward for our teams.” Key wins from Johan’s AI approach: 👉 AI enables significantly more robust code bases. It can debug complex concurrent systems by analyzing thousands of log entries to spot patterns and race conditions humans can never process. 👉 AI automatically keeps comments, documentation, and tests in sync when code changes - a true gamechanger for large codebases. 👉 AI excels at automated test generation: from requirements to specifications to test code. Testing becomes automatic, not a time sink. At WirelessCar, we believe in learning by doing together – and this hackathon was another step on our journey to empowering future mobility. #WeAreWirelessCar #ConnectedVehicles #FutureMobility #AI #AIAgent #Innovation

We’re excited to be part of IAA MOBILITY 2025 in Munich—a global platform for mobility, sustainability, and innovation. From September 9–12, you’ll find us in Hall B3, Booth E20, in the Swedish pavilion alongside other tech innovators. At WirelessCar, we empower future mobility through consumer-centric, connected experiences. Here's what you can explore onsite with our team: ✅ In-vehicle demos of EV services—built for smoother, real-world EV journeys  ✅ Live racing simulator—see how real-time connected car data drives engagement  ✅ Effortless digital key access—secure, scalable, and CCC-compliant  ✅ Meet WirelessCar Buddy—our AI assistant for personalized mobility 💡 Don’t miss our talk on Digital Key Management with Oscar Hillestad:  📍 AWS Theater | 🗓️ Tuesday, Sept 9 | 🕞 3:30 PM If you're heading to Munich, book a meeting or stop by to discover how we’re helping OEMs shape the next generation of connected vehicles. We look forward to seeing you there! https://lnkd.in/d7WNQNS4 📍 Hall B3, Booth E20 | 📅 Sept 9–12 | Messe München, Germany #WeAreWirelessCar #IAA2025 #IAAMobility #ConnectedVehicles #FutureMobility

It was great to kick off the summer with productive discussions and meaningful collaboration at the Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC) meeting in Berlin. Connecting with peers across the digital key ecosystem continues to be a highlight as we work toward a more seamless and standardized future for digital vehicle access. This time, our WirelessCar teammates Marthin Bergstrand, Henrik Nume, and Grant Janeshak had the privilege of attending — and we walked away with some powerful insights: Key Takeaways: • CCC Certification updates & clarity • BLE Channel Sounding – Enhancing approach access • Server-based Key Sharing – UI bundle improvements for rental users • Hardware token use cases • The new Test House Concept to support vehicles with digital keys in the field We also valued open conversations with Device OEMs and rental companies to better understand evolving needs and challenges. At WirelessCar, we believe in the power of standardization to enable secure, seamless, and intelligent vehicle access. We're committed to empowering the future of mobility through intuitive access, smarter interactions, and connected services. Connect with us if you want to learn more about how WirelessCar supports digital keys — and we’ll see you at the next CCC Members Meeting in Dallas, Texas, on October 14–16! #WeAreWirelessCar #DigitalKeys #MobilityInnovation #ConnectedVehicles #AutomotiveTech #SmartMobility #CarConnectivityConsortium