GM targets development costs with commercial vehicle ECM

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General Motors is selling a pre-calibrated engine control module (ECM) for its 6.6-liter heavy-duty gas engine, aimed at reducing development costs and time for commercial vehicle manufacturers. This ECM allows customers to start testing immediately without the initial calibration work, focusing instead on integrating the engine into their specific vehicle designs. Developers can now tailor this controller to fit various vehicle-related features, streamlining the integration process significantly.

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