Modern vehicles have advanced engines and software, yet most custom electrical systems still rely on decades-old architectures.
Builders feel it car by car. Low-volume makers feel it model by model. The root is the same: variation handled with more physical special cases.
Motorsport, restomod, EV conversions, and custom shops live with change mid-project. Every new pump, light pack, or driver mode means another relay panel, another fuse box, another afternoon of tracing cables.
Special vehicles and small-series manufacturers face the same architecture problem at scale: packages, markets, and options create article numbers, cable variants, and service complexity — without the budget of a full OEM BCM program.
DriveLogik starts where change is constant — builders and shops — then carries the same architecture toward low-volume production. Not two products. One principle, proven where it hurts first.
Want a more manageable electrical system?
Join the listVEOS is not another race PDM you configure once and hope never to touch. It is an electrical platform for builders and workshops — where functions change, cars differ, and diagnostics have to be obvious.
Protected power switching is table stakes. What matters is flexibility mid-build, a project you can hand to the next car, and a Suite that speaks vehicle — not firmware.
Rename channels, tweak logic, and adjust behavior in software when the build evolves — instead of opening the harness again.
Live current, faults, and status so you stop guessing with a multimeter when a fan stalls or a circuit trips.
Projects, templates, and function packs turn one good installation into a starting point for the next shop job.
Designed for builders and installers first — clear language, guided configuration, no embedded-systems degree required.
A controller that protects and switches power, plus VEOS Suite for project setup, live diagnostics, and updates — one workflow from bench to vehicle.
Prototype targets — commercial hardware may expand from here.
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DriveLogik is in prototype and validation — proving the architecture in real builds before we scale the product.
Phase 0 — Architecture & prototype. Building a working controller, firmware, and VEOS Suite on the bench.
Architecture principle locked: software defines behavior, hardware stays robust. Builder market chosen as first entry.
Working demonstration system — controller, firmware, VEOS Suite, and bench validation.
Installations with selected builders and shops — robustness, workflow, fault handling, and willingness to pay.
Deliverable builder platform with documentation, support flow, and repeatable quality.
Templates, partner tools, growing installed base — then low-volume production dialogues.
Right now we prove stable control, clearer install and troubleshooting, and real interest from builders and partners.
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