Peugeot, IBM working to connect cars to shops and servicing


  • TECH
  • Friday, 24 Apr 2015

WORKING TOGETHER: Peugeot and IBM said they planned to develop services for drivers and passengers, as well as back-end applications that could perform preventive car maintenance and traffic management functions.

FRANKFURT: PSA Peugeot Citroen and IBM are working together to hook cars up to the Internet, going beyond mapping and infotainment to link vehicles up to shops, service networks and urban transport grids, the companies said. 

Financial terms of the new, seven-year partnership were not disclosed. The agreement to develop new types of valued-added services for vehicles builds on an initial partnership between the automaker and technology consultant announced a year ago. 

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