Dealership Newsmaker Q&A Susan Beardslee

June 14, 2016
ABI Research forecasts that nearly 203 million vehicles will ship in 2022 that are equipped with software over-the-air (SOTA) update capabilities. With recalls on the rise, the ability to provide software and firmware updates remotely could help reduce the cost and inconvenience of some types of vehicle fixes.

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