Eclipse SDV – Open Source Automotive Software Platform

Join the open source community that's building the foundations of tomorrow’s software-defined vehicles.
Eclipse SDV is the leading open source automotive ecosystem, uniting automakers, suppliers, and technology leaders to build the software foundation for the next generation of mobility. Hosted by the Eclipse Foundation, it provides a vendor-neutral and code-first platform where organisations collaborate to develop modular, industry-ready software building blocks for modern vehicle architectures.
The transition to software-defined vehicles requires more than isolated innovation. It requires a shared, open foundation that the automotive ecosystem can align around.
Eclipse SDV exists to define that foundation, providing the structure, governance and technical alignment required to build automotive-grade software at scale.
Establishing a shared platform for architectural alignment, modern development practices, and open collaboration reduces duplicated effort and enables organisations to innovate faster while lowering cost and complexity.
Accelerate development withcommunity-driven collaboration
Reuse modular, interoperablesoftware components
Build on a foundation of safety,quality, and sustainability
Engage with modern developerworkflows and tooling
Support innovation through opengovernance and strategic alignment
Eclipse SDV is the integration hub where key platform-level and integration initiatives converge. These projects act as pillars for end-to-end architecture, vehicle-grade deployments, and innovation.
Eclipse Safe Open Vehicle Core is building a secure, modular, and open source core software stack for software-defined vehicles, focused on embedded high-performance ECUs with multi-processor interoperability.
Delivering a ready-to-use, Linux-based software distribution that brings together diverse open source components into a functional whole.
Real-world, composable use cases for fleets, safety, orchestration, and more.
Join the conversation, shape the stack, and build the future of mobility.