BlackBerry shares rose after Coretura selected Alloy Kore as the foundational software layer for its next-generation commercial vehicle platform, giving the jointly developed Vector and BlackBerry QNX product its first design win. Coretura was founded by Daimler Truck and Volvo Group and will deploy Alloy Kore through Vector Distribution. The platform combines a safety-certified real-time operating system with pre-integrated automotive services for high-performance computing, with the goal of reducing integration work, shortening development cycles and simplifying certification. Shares rose as much as 8% in premarket trading, while Benzinga Pro later showed them up 0.64% at $8.58; an earlier market snapshot in the existing record showed a 7% gain to $9.13, reflecting differing trading times. RBC Capital analyst Paul Treiber reiterated a Sector Perform rating and maintained a $9 price target. BlackBerry is scheduled to report earnings on September 24, 2026, with consensus estimates of 4 cents in EPS and $145.03 million in revenue, compared with $129.60 million a year earlier.