As India gears up for its 2028 V2V/V2X mandate, automakers are leveraging advanced simulation technologies to ensure that connected safety systems can navigate the complexities of the nation's unpredictable roads. This initiative is crucial for enhancing road safety and efficiency in a rapidly urbanizing landscape.
India's Connected Car Push: Simulation Prepares Vehicles for Road Chaos
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RDU Global Correspondent
Auto & EVs Desk
Bengaluru, India Sept 26, 2026•4 min read
As India gears up for its 2028 V2V/V2X mandate, automakers are leveraging advanced simulation technologies to ensure that connected safety systems can navigate the complexities of the nation's unpredictable roads. This initiative is crucial for enhancing road safety and efficiency in a rapidly urbanizing landscape.
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