Overview
- A deal announced Tuesday between Mobileye and Stellantis confirms Mobileye will supply its EyeQ system-on-a-chip and REM cloud services to select Stellantis models starting in 2027.
- Mobileye’s REM platform uses anonymized camera data from EyeQ-equipped cars to build a near-real-time 3D map that updates lane markings, road layouts, and construction changes.
- Initial applications are planned for select U.S. models in 2027, with wider rollout tied to each vehicle platform and configuration rather than an immediate fleetwide launch.
- The partnership makes Stellantis the fifth of the world’s top 10 automakers contributing data to REM, which Mobileye says covered over 95% of public roads in the U.S. and Europe from more than 8 million vehicles logging 34 billion miles last year.
- Regulators still require drivers to remain attentive when using hands‑free systems, so the deal mainly advances higher-level ADAS as a paid software offering and could raise subscription revenue while improving highway convenience for users.