Emerson Motor Company Reports Breakthrough Progress in AllPerDrive™ Rollout

 Detroit, MI — October 11, 2025 — Emerson Motor Company is proud to announce significant progress in the phased rollout of its AllPerDrive™ subscription suite, marking a transformative leap in autonomous mobility, safety intelligence, and electric infrastructure.

Following the successful pilot launch in Stuttgart, AllPerDrive™ has exceeded adoption expectations and is now accelerating toward broader market integration.

AllPerDrive™ Module Highlights

  • Alludrive: Emerson’s fully automated driving system now supports autonomous navigation across all U.S. highways and state roads. It actively detects pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles, recalculates safe maneuver paths in real time, and signals the driver when manual intervention is needed. In critical scenarios, Alludrive can assume control—only when paired with the Performlink package.
  • Performlink: This life-prioritized safety intelligence module programs the vehicle to protect both occupants and surrounding individuals. It enhances Alludrive’s decision-making with ethical override logic, ensuring safety remains paramount in every situation.
  • ASyncPAC: Emerson’s nationwide electric refueling network offers seamless access to EV charging stations. Free for Allure EV owners and available at $50/month for Emerson Performance subscribers, ASyncPAC reduces range anxiety and supports sustainable mobility.

Financial & Strategic Impact

  • Rollout costs have remained consistently lower than legacy system maintenance, validating the company’s transition strategy.
  • Customer lifecycle dashboards now track subscription upgrades, downgrades, and churn in real time—enabling proactive retention and tier optimization.
  • Gen 2 readiness is underway, with scenario sandboxes modeling regional expansion and module prioritization based on behavioral feedback loops.

Looking Ahead

Emerson is committed to expanding AllPerDrive™ across Europe and North America. Gen 2 enhancements will focus on ethical AI, adaptive safety profiles, and loyalty-based refueling incentives. The company continues to invest in modular innovation, stakeholder transparency, and simulation-driven strategy to shape the future of intelligent mobility.

For media inquiries, partnership opportunities, or rollout updates, please contact the Emerson Strategic Communications Office.

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