Stoneridge will showcase its new EVO ECU platform and next-generation vision technology at IAA Transportation 2026. The company said the technologies are designed to support software-defined commercial vehicle architectures, integrated safety systems, and connected tractor-trailer applications. Stoneridge will exhibit the technologies at Hall 21, Stand C44. The display will include the company’s Innovation Truck. The live demonstrator vehicle is equipped with integrated vision systems and connected tractor and trailer technologies. EVO ECU Supports Software-Defined Vehicles Stoneridge’s EVO ECU platform is a scalable and designed to support the commercial vehicle industry’s transition toward software-defined vehicles. Stoneridge said the platform provides increased processing capability, enhanced connectivity, and flexibility for growing vehicle complexity. The company said the system is intended to reduce integration effort and overall system cost for commercial vehicle manufacturers. “Our investments in engineering, software development, and customer-focused innovation are enabling us to deliver solutions that improve safety, simplify vehicle integration, and increase operational efficiency,” said Natalia Noblet, president and CEO of Stoneridge. Innovation Truck Highlights Vision Systems Stoneridge will also show its Innovation Truck, which features an integrated vision solution and connected vehicle technologies. The demonstrator builds on Stoneridge’s MirrorEye Camera Monitor System. The company said MirrorEye recently surpassed more than 150,000 systems produced globally. Stoneridge said the Innovation Truck is designed to show how its technology portfolio can improve driver awareness, support connected operations, and provide value for OEMs and fleet operators. Platform Designed for Commercial Vehicle Complexity Christian Leblanc, global vice president of product and project management at Stoneridge, said vehicle architectures are evolving as manufacturers look for more functionality, flexibility, and efficiency. “EVO ECU has been designed to address these challenges by providing a high-performance platform that simplifies integration while enabling future expansion for emerging safety, security, and connectivity applications,” Leblanc said. Stoneridge said the platform is