<ul><li>Amazon's collaboration deal with car group Stellantis, signed in January 2022 to incorporate Amazon software into vehicle infotainment systems, is reportedly 'winding down.'</li><li>The deal raised concerns for Rivian, which already had a contract to build 100,000 EVs for Amazon by 2030, as it might impact Rivian's position as Amazon's first commercial customer of Stellantis' Ram ProMaster EV.</li><li>The collaboration aimed to transform the driving experience by integrating Amazon's technology into vehicles, but Reuters reported that the Stellantis SmartCockpit project, relying on Amazon's in-car tech, is being discontinued.</li><li>Stellantis viewed the partnership as crucial to enhance its vehicle software capabilities and compete with Tesla, aiming to offer features that personalize the driving experience like adapting thermostat settings, navigation, and home automation.</li></ul>

Amazon Software Deal With Stellantis ‘Winding Down’ – Report

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