Volvo has exposed plans to upgrade its infotainment as well as data systems with a new in-house established operating system, which will be utilized on future cars and trucks from 2022 onwards. 
Called VolvoCars.OS, the system will enable for the next-generation of electric Volvos to get more regular over-the-air updates as well as added features. The system will be co-developed with Google (whose Android OS is already utilized by Volvo), while GPU giant NVIDIA is assisting to produce a new computing core for next-generation Volvo models.

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As part of the VolvoCars.OS rollout in future models, advancement of next-generation infotainment will likewise be aided by Google. key info will be displayed on a large, central touchscreen integrated with a head-up display.
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Connectivity likewise appears to be a key element for Volvo as clients will be able to manage a range of functions from their smart phone thanks to the Volvo app. These functions include discovering as well as paying for charging, linking to house gadgets in addition to pre-heating as well as cooling. 
Volvo’s just recently revealed digital services bundle will be paired with the new infotainment system. The bundle will stay active for four years from whenever the client buys a new Volvo model. The car’s owner can select to pay an extra charge to continue their subscription.
In a quote to enhance automated driving technology, Volvo is likewise planning to utilize newly-developed LiDAR sensors on client vehicles to scan as well as map out geographic circumstances much faster. At the owner’s consent, designers will even be enabled to gain access to the car’s real-time data – such as detecting hazards, web traffic flow, atmosphere as well as even individual interface usage. clients will be able to opt-out of having their driving data kept on Volvo’s new ‘data factory’.
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