Sorry for awaking this thread, but I also have this question. I work mostly on automotive components and the EVE chips makes things simple. If the EVE chip was automotive rated it would be easy to match with other automotive rated microcontrollers. Most automotive HMI solutions utilize their commercial MCUs (STM32 F7 and H7, NXP iMX RT).

Even more documentation on how rugged they are and any testing (like CISPER) they have gone through would help argue the use in automotive applications.