BlackBerry and Mobileye stocks jump 6% and 5% on renewed interest in software-defined vehicle tech.

BlackBerry and Mobileye shares surged 6% and 5% respectively, driven by investor interest in software-defined vehicle (SDV) technology, while hardware peer Aptiv remained flat. BlackBerry's QNX operating system, embedded in over 275 million vehicles, supports safety-critical systems in SDVs, making it a key player in the automotive software space. Mobileye, known for advanced driver assistance systems, is also benefiting from renewed optimism around vehicle autonomy. However, the gains appear name-specific rather than indicating a broad sector rally, with investors advised to watch BlackBerry's execution on its QNX pipeline and manage risk carefully given its strong year-to-date gains.

BlackBerry and Mobileye both gained around 5.4% on Pluang as of Sep 18, 2026 00:12 WIB, with BlackBerry priced at USD 8.05 and Mobileye at USD 8.24. Despite these gains, BlackBerry remains well below its 52-week high of USD 12.81, while Mobileye is also trading under its 52-week peak of USD 15.54. The typical hold time on Pluang is longer for BlackBerry at 50 days compared to Mobileye's 13 days, indicating different investor engagement levels.