Cerence Named Software Supplier of the Year at Informa Tech Automotive Awards

Leader in conversational AI for mobility recognized for its incredible performance in 2020

Cerence Inc., AI for a world in motion, announced that it has been named Software Supplier of the Year at the Informa Tech Automotive Awards for its innovative AI-powered products and solutions for automakers.

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As Software Supplier of the Year, Cerence was recognized for its incredible performance in 2020, including development, adoption, and integration of Cerence technology into vehicles from the world’s leading automakers, as well as the company’s commitment to game-changing innovation and broader contributions to the automotive industry. Cerence was honored based on its unique products and the benefits they deliver to automakers and their drivers, as well as the company’s success in partnering with OEMs to deploy Cerence solutions in their vehicles.

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“I and the entire Cerence team are proud and honored to be recognized by Informa Tech for our contributions and industry leadership in automotive tech,” said Sanjay Dhawan, CEO, Cerence. “In the two years since our inception as a standalone company, we’ve established ourselves as a leader not just in voice recognition for cars, but in developing a driver-centric, deeply integrated UX that will serve as the foundation for the next generation of in-car experiences.”

The winners of the Informa Tech Automotive Awards, formerly known as the TU-Automotive Awards, were announced at Automotive Tech Week in Novi, Mich. on November 16. These prestigious awards celebrate the best talent, products, and services across automotive technology.

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