Nissan and Honda ink deal to boost competitiveness with ‘faster development cycles’ in vehicle software

Nissan and Honda have entered a strategic partnership to jointly develop software and standardized parts for core ECUs in vehicles scheduled for market entry in fiscal 2029. Based in Yokohama and Tokyo, the automakers aim to boost competitiveness through faster development cycles. While talks began in 2024 regarding electric vehicles and auto intelligence technology, this specific agreement focuses on electronic control units and software sharing to streamline the production of future automotive technology across both brands.