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VDA-QMC has published much awaited Automotive SPICE Guideline book (referred as Blue-Gold Book due to main page colour). It is available for purchase in Euro 50 on VDA webstore http://webshop.vda.de/QMC/en/automotive-spice-guidelines_1stedit2017 
The guide book is available only in hard copy as of now. 

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