<ul><li>Stellantis partnership with Amazon for in-car software is winding down, with the automaker pivoting to an Android-based system.</li><li>Stellantis confirms the shift and mentions that Amazon remains a valuable partner in other initiatives, such as using Amazon Web Services as its preferred cloud provider for vehicle platforms.</li><li>Stellantis had plans for 34 million connected cars by 2030 for new revenue streams and had partnerships with BMW, Foxconn, Waymo, and Amazon, aiming to sell products and subscriptions with in-car software.</li><li>The in-car software involved components such as STLA Brain architecture, STLA SmartCockpit for applications delivery, and an automated driving platform 'AutoDrive,' with Amazon's involvement in personalization services.</li></ul>

Stellantis pivots to Google’s Android as in-car partnership with Amazon ends

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