KPIT Technologies, a leading independent software development and integration partner to the automotive and mobility industry, announced that it is positioned as a Leader in the Everest Group PEAK Matrix Assessment for Autonomous, Connected, Electric, and Shared (ACES) Mobility Automotive Engineering Services 2021.
This annual report by the Everest Group assesses global engineering companies objectively on overall capability and market impact. KPIT is named as a Leader among over 23 global engineering companies assessed under this study.
The assessment recognizes KPIT’s vision and execution capabilities to implement the next-gen technologies (ACES) worldwide for the automotive and mobility industry. KPIT is working with mobility leaders worldwide, bringing scale and dependability to build and integrate software features to accelerate their software development journey from prototype to production.
The assessment highlights areas and domains KPIT is working with automotive OEMs and Tier1s like: Autonomous Driving and ADAS; Electrification and Conventional Powertrain; eCockpit and Connectivity; Common Middleware for new E/E Architecture (AUTOSAR, Cybersecurity, OTA); Vehicle Diagnostics and New age Vehicle Engineering and Design.
Sachin Tikekar, President and Board Member, KPIT Technologies, said, “We feel reassured to have been positioned as a LEADER in Everest Group’s PEAK Matrix Study. Our focus on automotive and mobility, several building blocks built over last 20+ years puts us in the right position to ride the transformation in mobility. Everest Groups’ meticulous study and assessment gives a clear picture for the mobility ecosystem and serve as a good reference point.”
Akshat Vaid, Vice President Everest Group, said, “KPIT has been successfully leveraging its global delivery footprint and investments in software development centres across locations such as Pune, Bangalore, Detroit, and Munich, to partner with leading OEMs and Tier 1s on ACES themes. Clients appreciate KPIT’s focus on quality with zero defects and minimal re-work along with strong project management ability.”