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What is the Vehicle Signal Specification?<\/h2>\n

COVESA\u2019s Vehicle Signal Specification (VSS) is a protocol-agnostic approach for describing vehicle data in a standardized and extensible manner. Back in 2016, the idea behind VSS<\/a> was to create an efficient foundation for delivering and receiving signals from inside and outside the vehicle using established web technologies. The long-term vision was to standardize vehicle data and make it easier for a wider range of developers to innovate in the automotive industry. Today, VSS is widely adopted among OEMs and technology companies as it ensures compatibility and consistency, making it an optimal framework for the connected vehicle ecosystem. <\/p>\n

The Vehicle Signal Specification provides extensible data models and catalogs with industry-supported tooling. It offers a common understanding across the connected vehicle value chain, enabling improved interoperability and integration while saving time and money. In this way, it allows companies to focus on creating business value and differentiating their market solutions. <\/p>\n

VSS introduces a domain taxonomy for vehicle signals, including: <\/p>\n