
A unified platform for real vehicle software
Designed for what car software has actually become.
Keep legacy. Build modern.
Keep legacy ECUs. Layer new logic on top — in Rust, safely and modularly. No rewrites. No glue code.
One codebase across all ECUs
Write logic once. Run it on microcontrollers, Linux, or mixed-OS environments. No platform lock-in.
Simulate. Test. Deploy.
Simulate and test real vehicle behavior — before hardware exists. Deploy the exact same code, from CI to real ECUs.
Same Logic. Any Hardware. A Real Architecture for Real Cars.
Most car software stacks are duct-taped together — different tools, languages, and runtimes per ECU. Veecle replaces that with one architecture:
- One toolchain
- One runtime
- One codebase
From STM chips to Nvidia chips. From AUTOSAR to Android. Same logic. Same tools. No rewrites.
Latest news

Automotive IT Features Veecle and Renault
The Automotive IT Magazine has a nice article (in German) about Veecle and Renault - how both companies have strong Rust ambitions.

Veecle in Porsche Magazine
The latest issue of the Porsche Engineering Magazine featured an article about Veecle and how Veecle is used by Porsche to develop new features faster - and even on existing architectures.

Veecle Talk at Nvidia Autonomous Driving Meetup
Veecle was invited to speak at the NVIDIA Autonomous Driving Meetup in Berlin — and our CEO, Stefan Nürnberger, gave a keynote on the need for a clean-slate approach to vehicle software.