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Virtual Vehicle OS Launches on Factory In-Dash Displays From Kenworth, Peterbilt, and Freightliner Virtual Vehicle has announced the launch of Virtual Vehicle OS, known as VVOS, an operating system built for native integration into factory-installed in-dash displays across Kenworth, Peterbilt, and Freightliner commercial trucks.
Developed alongside commercial vehicle OEMs, the platform combines vehicle telemetry, sensor inputs, camera feeds, connected peripherals, and edge AI workloads into a standardized software runtime installed at assembly, removing the reliance on fragmented aftermarket telematics hardware.
Hyundai Debuts Commercial Hydrogen Fuel Cell System and Automated Fleet Refueling Hyundai Motor Group will showcase a dedicated commercial vehicle hydrogen fuel cell system at World Hydrogen Expo 2026 at KINTEX in Goyang, South Korea.
On-site vehicle demonstrations will feature the Elec City Fuel Cell low-floor intercity bus, which aligns with South Korea’s 2027 statutory low-floor transit mandate, as well as the Universe Fuel Cell coach and The New Xcient Fuel Cell commercial truck platform.