sixTM

sixTM is a technology company specializing in the development of advanced software solutions for the automotive industry, with a particular focus on connected car technologies and over-the-air (OTA) updates. Founded in 2015, the company is headquartered in Munich, Germany, and operates globally with a mission to enhance vehicle connectivity, security, and user experience through innovative software platforms.

The company’s flagship product is its proprietary software platform, which enables automakers to deliver seamless OTA updates for infotainment systems, driver assistance features, and other vehicle functions. This platform supports real-time data processing, remote diagnostics, and personalized content delivery, allowing manufacturers to continuously improve vehicle performance and functionality post-production. sixTM’s technology also integrates with cloud-based services, enabling features like remote vehicle monitoring, predictive maintenance, and enhanced cybersecurity measures.

In addition to OTA updates, sixTM provides solutions for vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication, which facilitates connectivity between cars, infrastructure, and pedestrians to improve road safety and traffic efficiency. The company collaborates with major automakers, tier-one suppliers, and technology partners to develop scalable and secure software ecosystems tailored to the evolving demands of the automotive sector.

sixTM emphasizes compliance with industry standards, including ISO/SAE regulations for automotive software and cybersecurity frameworks like ISO/SAE 21434. The company’s approach combines cutting-edge technology with rigorous testing to ensure reliability and interoperability across different vehicle models and regions.

Beyond automotive software, sixTM explores applications in smart mobility, digital services, and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and edge computing. The company’s growth reflects its commitment to driving innovation in connected mobility, positioning itself as a key player in the transition toward smarter, more connected vehicles.