Renault CEO: technology investment will account for 40% of the total value of cars by 2030, and the number of codes has exceeded that of airplanes.

CTOnews.com, June 15, according to foreign media motor1, Renault CEO Luca de Mayo (Luca De Meo) made a speech at the opening ceremony of the Vivatech exhibition in Paris, saying that "machines will become evolutionary, intelligent, interconnected and learning objects."

"if you look at this from the customer's point of view, the most fundamental thing is that by 2030 all the technologies we put into will account for 40 per cent of the value of the car, including electronics and software," Mr de Meo said. "Today, the code of vehicles has more than 100 million lines, more than airplanes, and that number will increase."

De Meo also talked about the European auto market at the exhibition, pointing out that Europe needs to formulate a strong automotive strategy in the auto industry to recover the lost territory occupied by Tesla, not to mention China, where electric vehicles and technology-related systems are booming. "technically, I think we can do almost anything in Europe, there is no limit to our engineering capacity, but obviously you have to make sure you have a place in a range of areas, such as the semiconductor or electric vehicle industry chain," de Meo explained. "

▲ Renault H1st Vision concept car CTOnews.com noted that Renault launched the Human First Vision (referred to as H1st Vision) concept car at this exhibition, which is equipped with a variety of intelligent technologies, such as biometric locks, health monitoring equipment, etc., created by Software R é publique. Software R é publique is a consortium of Renault, Atos, Dassault Systems, Orange, STMicroelectronics and Therese dedicated to developing smart, safe and sustainable travel solutions.