Vehicles of the future could be developed like smartphones

Will Girling consults experts from Oracle and Deloitte on how digital twin technology is unlocking a transformational new manufacturing paradigm

As the automotive industry gradually shifts towards a course of electrification, one notable consequence has been the increasing technological complexity of cars themselves. Statistics portal Statista’s forecast that the global automotive semiconductor market will be worth US$116bn by 2030—up from US$39bn in 2020—is testament to this trend.

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