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Turin, Italy – 9 September 2026 – Dumarey Group will participate in IAA Transportation 2026, taking place in Hannover, Germany, from 15 to 20 September 2026, exhibiting with MeVe – Merlo Vehicles (Hall 12, Stand D15). At the event, Dumarey will showcase its latest-generation Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) platform, installed on the displayed MeVe vehicles and designed to support the development of the next generation of intelligent, software-defined vehicles.
As vehicle architectures evolve toward greater connectivity, electrification and software integration, manufacturers face increasing complexity in managing multiple vehicle functions and electronic control units. Dumarey’s Vehicle Control Unit addresses this challenge through a centralized and scalable platform capable of integrating and controlling multiple vehicle domains within a single architecture.
Built on a common hardware foundation configurable through software, the VCU simplifies vehicle electronics, reduces hardware complexity and accelerates both development and future software upgrades. The platform enables manufacturers to manage a wide range of vehicle functions through software while ensuring flexibility for future applications and evolving customer requirements.
At IAA Transportation, Dumarey will demonstrate how its software-defined vehicle architecture supports the development of advanced off-highway, transportation and special-purpose vehicles by reducing hardware complexity and enabling greater functional integration.
Through this multi-domain approach, a single platform can seamlessly coordinate vehicle functions such as electric propulsion, battery systems, cabin comfort, access control and lighting, while ensuring the cybersecurity, reliability and scalability required by modern connected vehicles.
The technology on display also demonstrates how a centralized vehicle control strategy can accelerate the transition toward software-defined vehicles, enabling manufacturers to simplify architectures, reduce the number of electronic control units and create flexible platforms that can evolve over time through software enhancements.
“Vehicle manufacturers are looking for ways to simplify architectures while accelerating innovation,” said Giorgio Bianchi, Chief Operating Officer of Dumarey Softronix. “With our Vehicle Control Unit platform, multiple vehicle domains can be managed through a single scalable architecture, reducing hardware complexity and creating new opportunities for functionality, efficiency and future software upgrades.”
As part of its strategy to support the digitalization and electrification of vehicles, Dumarey continues to invest in advanced software, electronics and control technologies that help OEMs develop more intelligent, connected and sustainable mobility solutions.
Visitors attending IAA Transportation 2026 are invited to meet the Dumarey team at Hall 12, Stand D15 to discover how a single VCU platform can manage multiple vehicle domains and unlock the full potential of intelligent, software-defined vehicles.