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Weeks-long feedback loops and fragmented toolchains can't keep up with software-defined vehicles. Shorten the path from commit to vehicle while preserving the audit trail for safety.
Ignite by FORVIA HELLA | CTO
Feedback in hours, not weeks
Software-defined vehicles need daily feedback, not multi-week waits. Unify delivery so firmware, infotainment, and cloud backends share one control plane.
Fragmented Jenkins, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps stacks force every team to solve the same problems alone. One platform unifies SDV and embedded work, CI to OTA.
Teams spend less time babysitting tools and more time shipping in-vehicle and cloud software. That developer experience helps you hire people who want to build products, not stitch pipelines.
GitLab Duo Agent Platform speeds coding, review, and CI while policy, identity, and audit stay with you. Agents accelerate the work. Named humans stay accountable for what ships into vehicles.
Integrate virtual and physical hardware testing into automated CI. Orchestrate hardware-in-the-loop benches so expensive test resources stay busy and feedback arrives while the change is still fresh.
Give stakeholders one view of cycle time, review lag, and delivery risk across vehicle programs. Improve from shared data instead of buying another analytics tool.
Shift-left policies, remediation, and evidence trails help you engineer processes for ISO 26262, MISRA, ISO/SAE 21434, and A-SPICE-style traceability without bolting compliance on at the end.
Ship faster with continuous governance
Scan code, secrets, libraries, and containers in the same pipeline that ships, and plug in MISRA or functional safety scanners where you need them.
Attest, verify, and defend the path from commit to vehicle with SLSA-ready controls and SBOM visibility.
Keep every change on policy with frameworks that run with delivery, not as a last-mile review.
Scale agentic work across planning, coding, review, and CI while policy and audit hold the human-in-the-loop bar.
Give teams a shared path to ship so license sprawl and glue work stop eating the R&D budget.
See risk, velocity, and bottlenecks across firmware and vehicle programs on one data model.
Head of Systems Engineering for Infotainment, Jaguar Land Rover
GitLab supports embedded systems requirements
GitLab provides building blocks to support your compliance, certification, and standards programs for functional safety, code quality, and other requirements: ISO 26262, MISRA, IEC 61508.
GitLab provides building blocks to help you build your programs for cybersecurity compliance, certifications, and standards like UN R155, ISO/SAE 21434, and AUTOSAR.
GitLab makes it easy to integrate with tools for firmware builds, testing on cloud-based Arm CPUs, software-in-the-loop (SIL)/hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing, virtualization, code quality, security, and more.
GitLab partners with players in the embedded systems ecosystem such as Arm, AWS Automotive, IAR, CodeSecure, Tiobe, and others. And the list keeps growing.
GitLab dramatically lowers friction for security and compliance, two critical priorities for the automotive industry. This flexibility is critical in embedded development, where hardware and software platforms can vary dramatically across Software Defined Vehicles.
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