VW Group Rethinking Self-Driving Efforts, Audi’s Artemis Project Reportedly In Jeopardy | Carscoops carscoops
report saying the new roadmap will include 1.1 and 1.2 software platforms. The former will be for mass-market brands, while the latter will be more advanced and offered on Audi and Porsche vehicles.
As for the Artemis vehicles, it appears they’ll live on. Automobilwoche says a Porsche-developed platform, known as SSP61, will be launched in 2026. It’s being billed as a sportier take on the Scalable Systems Platform and is slated to underpin an electricThese upcoming models are said to use the 1.2 software platform and eschew “hands-off autonomous driving functions.” However, the report suggests a more advanced 2.0 system could be added in 2028 or later.
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