LG Electronics’ next-generation In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) system wants to give the competition a run for its money, as it is set to debut in the new 2022 Renault Mégane E-Tech Electric. Based on Google Android Automotive, it’s the first software developed by LG utilizing Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), which operates independently from the vehicle’s hardware to provide a variety of convenience-enhancing features such as the ability to update the operating system over-the-air as well as remotely checking vehicle charging status.
This IVI is also the first system based on Android 10 to receive certification from Google Automotive Services (GAS), complete with intelligent infotainment services and easy access to various Google apps including Google Assistant, Google Maps as well as Google Play via the Center Information Display (CID). The ultra intuitive Human Machine Interface (HMI) and convenient user experience leverages LG’s growing capabilities as a vehicle solutions provider to meet the diverse needs of the road today.
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Digital cockpits have quickly transformed how drivers and passengers interact with their vehicles, allowing for more personalization and enhanced comfort. We believe that our continued collaborative work with LG has been critical to deliver an outstanding Android cockpit for our Mégane E-TECH Electric revealed at IAA MOBILITY,” said Thierry Cammal, Alliance Global Vice President Renault Software Factory.
