Volvo and Daimler Launch Coretura to Develop Truck Software Platform

Key Highlights:

• Volvo Group and Daimler Truck have started a joint venture.
• Coretura began operations in June 2025 in Gothenburg, Sweden, after receiving all required approvals.
• The company will develop a unified operating system and oversee the sourcing of advanced control units for lorries and buses.
• Johan Lundén is appointed CEO, with a leadership team formed from both Volvo and Daimler.
• The first software-based products from Coretura are expected to be ready before 2030.

Volvo Group and Daimler Truck have officially launched a new joint venture called Coretura AB. This venture will focus on building a standardised, software-defined platform for commercial vehicles like trucks and buses.

Based in Sweden, Started in June 2025

Coretura is based in Gothenburg, Sweden. It began operations in June 2025 after receiving the necessary approvals from regulators. The move follows agreements signed by both companies in October 2024.

Team and Leadership

At launch, Coretura has about 50 employees. It is expected to grow slowly over time. Johan Lundén, who previously worked with Volvo Group, has been named the CEO. The leadership team includes people from both Volvo and Daimler.

Developing a Common Operating System

Coretura's main task is to develop a shared operating system and software platform. This will allow trucks and buses to receive updates over the air and run services based on apps. The venture will also take care of sourcing powerful control units for data processing.

Frst Product Release date by Coretura

Coretura is expected to release its first software products before the end of this decade.

Comments from Company Leaders

Daimler Truck CEO Karin Rådström said this is a clear step toward focusing more on software in the commercial vehicle industry. Volvo Group CEO Martin Lundstedt said Coretura fits into Volvo’s goal to improve connectivity and efficiency.

Still Competitors, Open to Partners

Although they are working together on Coretura, Volvo and Daimler will still compete in the market with their own trucks and services. The venture is also open to working with suppliers and other partners.

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CMV360 Says

Coretura AB demonstrates a clear focus on digital transformation in commercial vehicles. A shared software platform can bring faster updates, better connectivity, and more efficient fleet management. It also highlights the growing importance of technology in shaping the future of transport.