Open Motors

Open Motors, previously known as OSVehicle, operated as a B2B entity focused on providing open and modular electric vehicle platforms. These platforms were designed to enable both established and emerging car manufacturers to expedite the development of their vehicle models, potentially saving up to two years in research and development efforts and millions of dollars in associated investments. Furthermore, the platform served as a foundational resource for mobility startups, allowing them to integrate and refine their technologies within a standardized framework.

In addition to its platform offerings, Open Motors was also involved in the development of "EDIT," a self-driving vehicle specifically engineered for white-label service applications. The vehicle's modular and open design aimed to enhance fleet longevity by facilitating easy repair and upgrade capabilities, potentially extending their lifespan tenfold.