This year’s AAPEX attendees will be among the first to view and experience the Secure Vehicle Interface (SVI), an internationally standardized technical design that provides for secure and standardized access to the In-Vehicle Networks (IVN) for access to operational, maintenance and driver behavioral data by the automotive aftermarket and vehicle owners. Three separate demonstrations will highlight how this new technology enables secure and direct access to vehicle data—something ASPs will certainly benefit from.

With nearly 90 percent of all new cars equipped with wireless technologies that can transmit extensive vehicle information, the need for SVI comes at a time of national debate over who has access to, and control of, vehicle data and diagnostics.

AAPEX attendees can see SVI design features in action, including:

• a real-life use case demonstration of how SVI provides secured and standardized access to sensor and control networks for typical Data Trouble Codes (DTCs) or repair codes.
• a live demonstration showing Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) connectivity for estimated arrival time and traffic conditions.
• a live demonstration showcasing real-time vehicle data information alongside remote real-time diagnostics.

These demos can be viewed at the Auto Care SVI Booth #31021, located in the Technology of Tomorrow section of the Venetian Ballroom at the Venetian Hotel.

For more information on SVI and the aftermarket’s role in enabling safe and secure access to vehicle data, visit: autocare.org/telematics.