The Russian mobile operator T2 has integrated an eSIM profile into all versions of the Atom electric vehicle (developed by Kama JSC). This ensures the stable operation of digital services and telematics systems, according to the automaker's press service.
Information is sent to the eSIM chip via an autonomous channel, which eliminates the risk of leakage. The operator has also developed a separate data transmission scheme, separating technical and user traffic.
The implemented eSIM profile allows tracking the technical parameters of the electric vehicle: the status of the battery, electric motor, and other systems.
In combination with the car's digital infrastructure, this allows you to remotely update the software and support safe driving functions.
Work on the "Atom" project began in 2021. The electric car was created from scratch. The official start of sales is scheduled for April 2026. Service points will appear in major cities of Russia. The first electric vehicles will be received by customers who have pre-ordered.