Vector accelerates the development of complex vehicle architectures for Software-Defined vehicles (SDV). Image rights: Vector Informatik
From January 6 to 9, Vector will be showcasing practical solutions for developing and operating Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs) at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. Visitors can explore live demonstrations at the booths of leading technology partners and discover how Vector accelerates the development of complex vehicle architectures—from design and implementation to deployment.
Live SDV Demonstrations with Technology Partners at CES 2026
This year, the company is presenting its solutions in collaboration with major technology partners and customers at their respective booths, including Infineon, Kiekert, MathWorks, Quintauris, QNX, Rohde & Schwarz, RTI, and Texas Instruments. The live demonstrations range from SDV toolchains for testing and simulation to foundational software and integration.
Highlight: Foundational Vehicle Software Platform
A key highlight is the demonstration of the Foundational Vehicle Software Platform (FVSP), jointly developed by Vector and QNX. This pre-integrated, scalable High-Performance Computing (HPC) platform provides a certified software foundation that lowers development costs, accelerates the integration of new vehicle functions, and meets the highest safety standards. The official name of the platform will be revealed on January 6 at the QNX booth (Booth 4024, LVCC – West Hall).
Driving Innovation: MotorTrend SDV Innovator Awards
Furthermore, Vector is an official partner for the MotorTrend SDV Innovator Awards—the first program recognizing companies and individuals driving innovation in SDV technologies. Winners from 23 international finalists, including Audi, General Motors, Google, Mahindra, and Qualcomm Technologies, will be announced on January 6, 2026, at CES.
More information at: Vector at CES 2026 | Vector