The agreement will see Supremology market and distribute Qorix’s middleware portfolio, supporting the adoption of software-defined vehicle technologies among automakers and suppliers in India.
Qorix, a middleware technology provider focused on software-defined vehicles (SDVs), has partnered with Bengaluru-based Supremology Software Services Pvt. Ltd. to expand the reach of its software solutions in India.
Under the agreement, Supremology will act as an authorized reseller for Qorix’s complete middleware portfolio, supporting the promotion, distribution, and deployment of the company’s technologies among automotive manufacturers and Tier-1 suppliers. The partnership is aimed at helping customers accelerate the development of software-defined vehicle programs and modern vehicle architectures.
Supremology brings engineering expertise across several industries, including automotive, industrial, avionics, and healthcare, along with an established customer base in India and international markets. Through its reseller role, the company will help customers adopt advanced middleware platforms designed to address increasing software complexity in connected and intelligent vehicles.
Qorix’s portfolio includes TÜV-certified AUTOSAR Classic and Adaptive platforms, a performance stack for high-performance computing applications, and AI-enabled development tools. These technologies support the automotive industry’s transition toward centralized computing, zonal architectures, and software-driven vehicle functions.
The collaboration is part of Qorix’s broader growth strategy in India, where the company already maintains development and sales operations. Both companies also see opportunities to extend the partnership into adjacent industries that require scalable and production-ready middleware solutions.
Saravana Thamaram, Strategic Business and Innovation Manager at Qorix, said the partnership strengthens the company’s ability to serve customers in a key growth market and accelerate the adoption of software-defined vehicle technologies.
Ramanagouda Biradar, Managing Director and CEO of Supremology Software Services, said demand for reliable middleware platforms is increasing as organizations move toward software-defined architectures, creating opportunities across automotive and other industries.
Qorix develops middleware solutions for next-generation mobility applications and is backed by KPIT Technologies, Qualcomm Ventures, and ZF through a joint venture structure.
