Volvo picks AT&T for connectivity in new cars

AT&T’s single SIM platform will power Volvo’s in-car solution called Sensus Connect beginning with model year 2015 vehicles sold in the US and Canada. Sensus Connect is an infotainment platform which uses technology from Ericsson.
AT&T’s Single SIM platform allows automakers to use the same equipment allowing for access in over 200 markets without having to set-up separate service agreements. There was no announcement made about how much Volvo may charge customers for connectivity, but similar services usually cost between $200-300 per year, plus the cost of usage.