Suzuki to Halve New Car Development Time With AI
Suzuki plans to halve the time needed to develop new vehicles to two years by 2030, using artificial intelligence and simultaneous development processes to bring new models to market more quickly. (News On Japan)
Suzuki aims to cut new car development time in half by 2030, leveraging artificial intelligence and simultaneous development processes. This strategy, a 50% reduction from its fiscal 2020 development period, will allow the company to swiftly respond to market changes. Vehicle design, engineering, and production will proceed concurrently, shortening the overall development cycle.
AI and digital technologies will also play a significant role, with virtual testing and simulations enhancing efficiency and reducing physical testing time. By working at full speed, the product development and production divisions will be able to reduce the time between initial development and vehicle launch, enabling Suzuki to compete more effectively with rivals.
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