Karma shows future software-defined vehicles with help from Intel

At Monterey Car Week, the California-based new automaker premiered the Kaveya super coupe with production-ready interior and an Ivara multi-terrain-capable vehicle design study along with discussions on its collaboration with Intel on a software-defined vehicle architecture that can be shared with others. At The Quail, a Motorsports Gathering, during Monterey Car Week last week, **Karma Automotive revealed two new vehicles — the Kaveya super coupe with a production-ready interior and the Ivara design study — a few days after announcing an SDV (software-defined vehicle) collaboration with [Intel Automotive](https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/automotive/overview.html). When it arrives in 2026, the partners say that the Kaveya is anticipated to be the world’s first vehicle developed from the ground up with a true SDVA (software-defined vehicle architecture). “Auburn, Duesenberg, and Packard** are Karma Automotive’s inspiration because they harken back to an era we aim to repeat, an era when American ultra-luxury set the benchmark for the world, and when the steep prices they commanded were justified not only by the beauty and speed of their cars, but also their brains and engineering prowess found nowhere else in the industry,” said Marques McCammon, President of Karma Automotive. “The intellect of Karma’s vehicles will be several steps ahead, creating distinctive, unique, and engaging automobiles which retur Click on the link below to read the full post online.