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Mobileye has signed an agreement with Stellantis to supply its Cloud-Enhanced advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) technology for selected vehicle models beginning in 2027.

REM Platform to Support Advanced Driving Features

The agreement will integrate Mobileye’s Road Experience Management (REM) platform into future Stellantis vehicles, supporting hands-free, eyes-on driving in designated operating conditions.

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REM is a crowdsourced mapping platform that currently covers more than 95% of public roads across the United States and Europe.

The system collects anonymized road information using the front-facing cameras installed in EyeQ-equipped vehicles. Data gathered includes lane markings, crosswalk locations, road geometry and commonly used driving paths.

Crowdsourced Data Network Continues to Expand

According to Mobileye, five of the world’s ten largest automakers now contribute data to the REM platform.

During the past year, the system collected information from more than eight million vehicles, covering approximately 34 billion miles of driving.

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The continuously updated database is designed to improve vehicle awareness of changing road conditions and support advanced driver assistance functions.

First Deployments Planned for 2027

Mobileye said Cloud-Enhanced ADAS will enable capabilities including intelligent lane keeping on roads without clearly marked lane lines, as well as hands-free, eyes-on driving in approved operating environments.

The first deployments are expected in selected Stellantis models sold in the United States during 2027, with broader integration depending on vehicle platforms and model configurations.

Supporting Future Driver Assistance Systems

REM currently supports road coverage ranging from highways to urban environments throughout the United States and Europe, while its mapping footprint continues to expand across Asia, North America and South America.

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The Stellantis agreement adds another major automotive manufacturer to the growing list of companies using the REM platform, which Mobileye positions as a foundation for both advanced driver assistance systems and future autonomous driving technologies.

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