Bengaluru – November 05, 2026 -- Sasken Technologies Ltd. (BSE: 532663, NSE: SASKEN) has secured a multi-year engineering engagement with the software company of a leading European automotive group to develop next-generation telematics control units (TCUs) for global vehicle platforms.
Sasken to cover software, hardware and validation work on the TCU programme
Sasken will deliver software development, systems integration, hardware engineering and validation services. The work targets production-grade telematics solutions that meet the performance, quality and reliability requirements of global vehicle programmes. Sasken and the customer's engineering teams will collaborate across hardware design, software development, integration and validation.
The announcement does not name the customer or state the contract value.
Telematics platforms anchor connected services in software-defined vehicles
Telematics platforms now underpin connected services, over-the-air updates, diagnostics, fleet management and cybersecurity as carmakers move toward software-defined vehicles. Sasken will draw on its work in cellular technologies, modem platforms, embedded software, hardware engineering and system validation to speed product readiness and deployment across multiple international markets.
Sasken ties the award to its chip-to-cognition engineering model
Sasken says the programme validates its chip-to-cognition approach, which spans silicon platforms, connectivity technologies, embedded systems, hardware design and large-scale validation. That scope lets it support customers from platform architecture through testing and commercial deployment.
The programme will run through Sasken's global engineering organisation, combining specialised automotive expertise in Europe with its wider product engineering capabilities.
Tero Pernu, Head of Business, Finland & EU, said Sasken aims to build a "long-term strategic collaboration" with the customer. CEO Rajiv C. Mody said the engagement reinforces the company's long-term growth strategy in the automotive sector and expands its automotive footprint.