Autonomous Driving Sensor Chip Research Report, 2026

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Research on Autonomous Driving Sensor Chips: Deeply Perceiving the Physical World, Sensor Chips Are Playing A "Leading Role" in Intelligence

In 2026, the autonomous driving sensor chip industry hits a critical turning point. The access policy for L3 autonomous driving is officially implemented, and high-level intelligent driving enters the large-scale application phase. Centered on the technological evolution trend of sensor chips, this report elaborates on the technological direction of autonomous driving sensor chips under three core transformations: perception upgrading driven by regulations, large-scale rollout of L3 from pilot trials, and revaluation cycle of hardware market. It systematically sorts out the technological evolution, market competition and industrial pattern of five major categories of sensor chips including automotive camera, LiDAR, radar, ultrasonic radar and UWB near-field sensing, covering product updates of major suppliers and application status of OEMs.

The technological evolution of the five major categories of sensor chips highlights the following:

Camera CIS chips: Evolving from "merely imaging" to "sensing-computing integration" intelligent perception terminals;

LiDAR chips: Entering a new era of "thousands of channels" and 6D full-color perception;

Radar chips: Moving from "edge processing" towards satellite architecture and high-channel count design;

Ultrasonic and UWB chips: Upgrading from "auxiliary perception" to full-scenario collaborative nodes.

Camera Sensor Chips: Resolution Improvement and Intelligent Integration

In 2026, the automotive camera chip market presents three major trends:

1. Mass Popularization of Back-side-illuminated (BSI) and Stacked Structures

CIS is categorized by structural technology into Front-Side Illuminated (FSI), Back-Side Illuminated (BSI) and Stacked structures, and the stacked architecture represents the mainstream direction for the future. Automotive CIS imposes higher requirements on image resolution, dynamic range, low-light imaging capability and multi-camera collaborative processing capability, and needs to meet automotive-grade certification and functional safety standards. In 2025, BSI + 3D stacked structures accounted for over 75% of mass-produced CIS worldwide, with single-pixel size breaking through 0.6 micrometers.

Take SmartSens SC860AT as an example: Built on SmartSens' brand-new CARSens(R)-XR Gen 2 technology platform, SC860AT adopts a single-pixel architecture, integrated with advanced technologies including Lofic HDR(R)2.0 and SFCPixel(R), and supports AB-Exposure(TM) dual-frame exposure control. It has performance advantages such as high frame rate, high sensitivity and wide dynamic range, catering to brand-new image upgrade requirements of automotive front-view, side-view, rear-view cameras, in-cabin occupancy monitoring system (OMS) cameras and E-Mirror electronic rearview mirrors.

2.High Resolution: 8MP Becomes Standard, and 12MP Gathers Pace

In 2026, with the popularization of ADAS, 8-megapixel sensors have become standard configuration for high-level intelligent driving, and 12-megapixel products make a debut.

Take OmniVision OX08D20 as an example: This 8-megapixel CMOS sensor is specially designed for exterior automotive cameras in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and Autonomous Driving (AD). Via an innovative shooting solution co-developed with Mobileye, it boosts frame rate up to 60 fps, and adopts a-CSP that reduces its size by 50% compared with peer exterior sensors.

3.Integration of HDR and LFM Technologies - 140dB+ Becomes A Mandatory Threshold

For Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), high dynamic range (HDR) exceeding 140dB and LED Flicker Mitigation (LFM) have become rigid technical thresholds for automotive CMOS image sensors (CIS). This integrated technology addresses imaging challenges under extreme lighting conditions, ensuring vehicles accurately identify traffic signals and avoid visual misjudgments.

Take SmartSens SC126AT as an example: Developed on the CARSens(R)-XR Plus technology platform, SC126AT features a single-pixel architecture design integrated with SFCPixel(R), PixGain HDR(R) and other advantageous technologies. It boasts high sensitivity, wide dynamic range, low noise and other superior performance metrics, and supports on-chip ISP functions.

LiDAR Sensor Chips: Era of Thousands of Channels and 6D Full-Color Perception

In 2026, the automotive camera chip market witnesses three major trends:

1.Exponential Surge in Channel Count from Hundreds to Thousands

In April 2026, RoboSense launched Phoenix, the world's first native 2160-channel automotive-grade SPAD-SoC; Hesai released Picasso, a 6D full-color chip with up to 4320 channels; Huawei rolled out an 896-channel dual optical path image-level LiDAR. The perception capability of automotive LiDAR has formally transitioned from "point cloud level" to "image level".

Take RoboSense's dual flagship chips as examples:

The Phoenix Chip is the world's first monolithically integrated native 2160-channel automotive-grade SPAD-SoC. It delivers ultra-high resolution of over 4 megapixels and an ultra-long detection range of 600 meters, elevating the perception precision and coverage of LiDAR to an unprecedented level. The chip now has obtained automotive-grade certification and is scheduled for mass production and vehicle integration within 2026, serving as the ultra-high-definition perception foundation for L3 and above high-level intelligent driving.

The Peacock Chip is the industry's first production-ready all-solid-state large-area SPAD-SoC with a resolution of 640X480. With an ultra-wide field of view of 180°X135° and millimeter-level accuracy, it enables short-range, blind-spot-free point, ultra high-density point cloud coverage, offering unprecedented cost-effectiveness. Scheduled for mass production in Q3 2026, it will be mainly oriented to automotive side and blind-spot detection LiDAR, robotics and spatial intelligence markets to drive large-scale adoption of high-performance perception.

2.Digital Architecture Fully Replaces Analog Architecture

From 2024 to 2025, the automotive LiDAR industry underwent a generational transformation of core architectures. Digital architectures represented by SPAD-SoC (Single-Photon Avalanche Diode - System-on-Chip) have fully replaced traditional analog architectures and become the standard solution for high-performance automotive LiDAR.

SPAD-SoC adopts a sensing-computing integrated architectural design, integrating SPAD arrays and a complete digital signal processing system on a single chip. SPAD-SoC can complete the full workflow including photon detection, time measurement, signal processing and data output simultaneously, directly outputting depth/image data upon photon incidence.

Compared with traditional discrete solutions, SPAD-SoC features high integration, low power consumption, compact size and fast response speed. It acts as the core component for long-range high-channel LiDAR and short-range Flash LiDAR, exerting the most significant impact on LiDAR performance, thus evolving into a critical technological highland contested by all LiDAR suppliers.

3.Chip-Based 6D Full-Color Perception

In 2026, chip-based 6D full-color perception marks LiDAR evolves from a "color-blind measuring instrument" to a "full-color observer". It upgrades from merely outputting three-dimensional spatial coordinates (XYZ) to six-dimensional perception capability that synchronously outputs spatial coordinates and color information (RGB).

At the chip level, color light sensing (RGB) and TOF ranging (XYZ) achieve native pixel-level fusion, directly generating colored point clouds. This means every data point inherently carries precise spatial position and authentic color information upon generation - no stitching, calibration or supplementary deduction required.

Take Hesai's Picasso 6D full-color LiDAR chip as an example: Hesai embeds RGB color light sensing functionality directly into the receiving chip of LiDAR. The Picasso SPAD-SoC adopts an all-fusion design where a single chip handles both near-infrared laser ranging and visible light sensing. Each pixel unit can both emit lasers to measure distance and capture light to identify colors. This means that when laser beams reflect off objects, the chip instantly captures both the spatial position and color of each point.

Radar Sensor Chips: Satellite Architecture and High-Channel Design

1. Adaptation Trend of Satellite Architecture

In 2026, Satellite Architecture emerges as the core technological transformation direction for automotive radar sensor chips. This architecture subverts the traditional "edge intelligence" design philosophy, driving radars to evolve from independent black box to open perception frontend.

The essence of satellite architecture is a "division of labor model" for intelligent driving perception systems. Radars act as "satellites" dedicated to frontend perception (RF transceiving and raw data collection), while complex signal processing, target detection and tracking algorithms are entirely migrated upward to the central domain controller.

There are two primary satellite radar solutions:

Dedicated RSP IC Solution: Adopts dedicated Radar Bridge chips featuring high energy efficiency and flexibility, led by radar module suppliers;

RSP IP Integrated ADAS SoC Solution: Integrates radar signal processor IP into ADAS SoC for maximum integration, led by OEMs.

2. Popularization of 8T8R Imaging Radar Accelerates

2026 marks the inaugural year for the mass production of 8T8R imaging radar chips. The successive launch of single-chip 8T8R solutions including NXP TEF8388 and Infineon CTRX8188F is driving 4D radar from high-end optional configuration to large-scale popularization. Boasting lower cost, higher integration and superior power efficiency, the 8T8R architecture serves as a critical bridge between mid-end 6T8R and high-end 16T16R/24T24R solutions. Single-chip 8T8R solutions adopt CMOS technology to highly integrate RF frontends and signal processing, striking an optimal balance among performance, cost and mass producibility. It is projected to rapidly penetrate mainstream RMB150,000 vehicle models over the next three years and become a "rigid demand" for high-level intelligent driving perception systems.

Take Infineon RASIC(TM) CTRX8188F as an example: This 8T8R automotive radar transceiver targets imaging radar and high-level ADAS applications. Such high-channel radar chips apply not only to conventional radar modules but also central computing architectures, transmitting rich raw radar data to backend computing platforms.

The CTRX8188F delivers multiple industry-leading RF performance metrics: transmitting power of 14.5dBm ensuring long-distance radar detection; phase noise as low as -100 dBc/Hz for superior signal-to-noise ratio; noise figure of 10.2dB delivering industry-leading receiving sensitivity; 4GHz ultra wideband enabling centimeter-level distance resolution; modulation speed up to 200 MHz/µs meeting detection requirements for high-speed moving targets.

Ultrasonic and UWB Near Field Perception Chips: Upgraded from Auxiliary to Core Perception

1. Core Technological Trend of Ultrasonic Radar Sensor Chips: Integrated Architecture

Integration of Edge AI Inference Capability: In 2026, mainstream ultrasonic radar modules integrate microcontrollers equipped with Neural Processing Units (NPU), enough to support real-time inference of lightweight deep learning models.

Cross-Sensor Modal Alignment and Fusion: The collaborative capability of ultrasonic radar chips evolves from inter-sensor coordination to multi-modal fusion. In high-end intelligent driving architectures in 2026, short-range high-precision distance data from ultrasonic radars, rich texture information from cameras and velocity vector data from radars are fused via Transformer architecture with cross-modal attention mechanisms.

2. Core Technological Trend of Automotive UWB Near Field Perception Chips: Multi-Functional Integration

With the combination of millimeter-wave and UWB technologies, UWB technology is striving to deliver "full-scenario safety protection" for vehicle usage, covering from car search, unlocking, and obstacle avoidance in ADAS operation to parking, door opening and locking. This represents not merely superposition of functions, but a reconstruction of system efficiency and cost structure. UWB is evolving from a single "smart key" to an "intelligent neural network" connecting internal and external perception networks.

Evolution from "Communication Chips" to Communication-perception Integrated SoC

The "three-in-one" integration of chip architecture means that mainstream UWB chips have evolved from communication chips only supporting ranging to a "positioning + radar + communication" trinity SoC solution.

Evolution from "Single-Point Perception" to Collaborative Perception

Traditional UWB radar anchor points operate independently, creating near-field blind spots. By adopting the Sensing technology defined under IEEE 802.15.4ab standard, Calterah realizes multi-static radar mode - rear anchor R1 transmits while R2 receives and vice versa, transforming isolated UWB radars into networked radars operating in coordination.

Take Calterah's UWB product series as an example: Calterah launched two mature development kits: one for in-cabin Child Presence Detection (CPD), and the other for parking assist systems based on 4ab Sensing technology. These kits deliver a complete set of hardware reference design, software SDK, AI model and toolchain to Tier 1 suppliers and OEMs.

The development kits integrate multi-functional fusion solutions including digital key, kick-to-open tailgate, in-vehicle child detection, external parking assist and sentry mode to form an engineering solution ready for rapid deployment. By reusing a set of vehicle-body UWB anchor points, multiple intelligent perception and connectivity scenarios can be enabled.

Product Code: HP001

1 Overview of Automotive Autonomous Driving Sensor Chip Market

1.1 Overview of Automotive Autonomous Driving Sensor Chips
- 1.1.1 Types of Autonomous Driving Sensor Chips
Overview and Classification of Autonomous Driving Sensor Chips
Functional Principles, Signal Processing Links and Core Technical Indicators of Camera Perception Chips
Functional Principles, Signal Processing Links and Core Technical Indicators of LiDAR Chips
Functional Principles, Signal Processing Links and Core Technical Indicators of Radar Chips
Functional Principles, Signal Processing Links and Core Technical Indicators of Ultrasonic Radar Chips
Comparison of Advantages, Disadvantages and Complementary Perception Logic of Various Autonomous Driving Sensor Chips
Fusion Strategy and Function Mapping of Autonomous Driving Sensors

1.1.2 Sensor Configuration for Different Levels of Autonomous Driving

China's Taxonomy of Driving Automation for Vehicles
Installation Rate of L1-L3 Intelligent Driving Systems (Including Hardware Pre-Embedded) in Passenger Cars in China, 2022-2030E
Sensor Configuration of Autonomous Driving by Level
Intelligent Driving Solutions, Sensor Configurations and Suppliers of OEMs (1)
Intelligent Driving Solutions, Sensor Configurations and Suppliers of OEMs (2)
Intelligent Driving Solutions, Sensor Configurations and Suppliers of OEMs (3)
Intelligent Driving Solutions, Sensor Configurations and Suppliers of OEMs (8)
Intelligent Driving Solutions, Sensor Configurations and Suppliers of OEMs (9)
Sensor Configurations for Current Mainstream Intelligent Driving Solutions of OEMs and Their Next-Generation Deployment Plans (1)
Sensor Configurations for Current Mainstream Intelligent Driving Solutions of OEMs and Their Next-Generation Deployment Plans (2)
Sensor Configurations for Current Mainstream Intelligent Driving Solutions of OEMs and Their Next-Generation Deployment Plans (3)
Sensor Configurations for Current Mainstream Intelligent Driving Solutions of OEMs and Their Next-Generation Deployment Plans (4)
Sensor Configurations for Current Mainstream Intelligent Driving Solutions of OEMs and Their Next-Generation Deployment Plans (5)
Sensor Configurations for Current Mainstream Intelligent Driving Solutions of OEMs and Their Next-Generation Deployment Plans (6)
1.2 Industrial Policies and Standards
- 1.2.1 Dynamics in Autonomous Driving Sensor Standards
Dynamics in Chinese Regulations and Standards for Autonomous Driving Sensors

2 Automotive Camera Sensor Chips

2.1 Summary of New Automotive Camera Sensor Chip Products and Trends
Summary of New Automotive Camera Sensor Chip Products (1)
Summary of New Automotive Camera Sensor Chip Products (2)
Summary of New Automotive Camera Sensor Chip Products (3)
Summary of Development Trends of Automotive Camera Sensor Chips
New Automotive Camera Sensor Chip Products
Technical Trend 1 of Automotive Camera Sensor Chips
Technical Trend 2 of Automotive Camera Sensor Chips
Technical Trend 3 of Automotive Camera Sensor Chips
2.2 Classification and Market Size Forecast for Automotive Camera Sensor Chip Products
Classification of Core Chip Products for Automotive Camera Sensors - CMOS Image Sensor (CIS)
Performance Specification Indicators of CMOS Image Sensor (CIS)
Structural Composition of CMOS Image Sensor (CIS) (1)
Structural Composition of CMOS Image Sensor (CIS) (2)
Classification of Core Chip Products for Automotive Camera Sensors
Performance Specification Indicators of Image Signal Processors (ISP)
Image Signal Processor (ISP) IP
Image Signal Processor (ISP) IP: Automotive-Grade Products and Certifications of Overseas and China's Local Suppliers (1)
Image Signal Processor (ISP) IP: Automotive-Grade Products and Certifications of Overseas and China's Local Suppliers (2)
Shipments of Camera Chips (1-3MP, 5MP, 8MP and Above) for Chinese Passenger Cars, 2022-2030E
Shipments of Camera Chips (1-3MP, 5MP, 8MP and Above) for China's Local Passenger Cars, 2022-2030E (1)
Shipments of Camera Chips (1-3MP, 5MP, 8MP and Above) for China's Local Passenger Cars, 2022-2030E (2)
Shipments of Camera Chips (1-3MP, 5MP, 8MP and Above) for China's Local Passenger Cars, 2022-2030E (2)

3 Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chips

3.1 Summary of New Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chip Products and Trends
Summary of New Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chip Products (1)
Summary of New Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chip Products (2)
Summary of New Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chip Products (3)
New Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chip Products
Technical Trend 1 of Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chips
Technical Trend 2 of Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chips
Technical Trend 3 of Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chips
Technical Trend 4 of Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chips
3.2 Classification and Market Size Forecast for Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chip Products
Classification of Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chip Products (1)
Classification of Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chip Products (2)
Operating Mechanism of Automotive LiDAR Sensor Chips
Installations and Market Size of LiDAR for China's Local Passenger Cars, 2022-2030E
Market Size of LiDAR for China's Local Passenger Cars, 2022-2030E, Attached with Calculation Tables

4 Automotive Radar Sensor Chips

4.1 Summary of New Automotive Radar Sensor Chip Products and Trends
Summary of New Automotive Radar Sensor Chip Products (1)
Summary of New Automotive Radar Sensor Chip Products (2)
New Automotive Radar Sensor Chip Products
Technical Trend 1 of Automotive Radar Sensor Chips
Technical Trend 2 of Automotive Radar Sensor Chips (1)
Technical Trend 2 of Automotive Radar Sensor Chips (2)
Technical Trend 2 of Automotive Radar Sensor Chips (3)
Technical Trend 3 of Automotive Radar Sensor Chips (1)
Technical Trend 3 of Automotive Radar Sensor Chips (2)
4.2 Classification and Market Size Forecast for Automotive Radar Sensor Chip Products
Classification of Automotive Radar Sensor Chip Products
Industry Chain of Automotive Radar Chips
Installations of Radars (Traditional, 4D Imaging, Distributed Radars) for China's Local Passenger Cars, 2022-2030E, Attached with Calculation Tables

5 Other Sensor Chips

5.1 Trends and Market Size Forecast for New Automotive Ultrasonic Radar Sensor Chip Products
Summary of New Automotive Ultrasonic Radar Sensor Chip Products
New Automotive Ultrasonic Radar Sensor Chip Products
Technical Trend 1 of Automotive Ultrasonic Radar Sensor Chips
Technical Trend 2 of Automotive Ultrasonic Radar Sensor Chips
Technical Trend 3 of Automotive Ultrasonic Radar Sensor Chips
5.2 Trends and Market Size Forecast for New Automotive UWB Near-Field Sensing Chip Products
Summary of New Automotive UWB Near-Field Sensing Chip Products
Automotive Application Scenarios of UWB
UWB Function Expansion (1)
UWB Function Expansion (2)
New Automotive UWB Near-Field Sensing Chip Products
Technical Trend 1 of Automotive UWB Near-Field Sensing Chips
Technical Trend 2 of Automotive UWB Near-Field Sensing Chips

6 OEMs' Application and Future Trends of Sensor Chips

6.1 Geely
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications
Summary of Core Camera Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial)
Summary of Core LiDAR Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial)
Summary of Core Radar Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial)
Intelligent Driving Solution Layout
LiDAR Chip Cooperation - RoboSense Eocene Digital Architecture and Dual Flagship Chips
Phoenix Chip Empowers Robotaxi Prototype Eva Cab (1)
Phoenix Chip Empowers Robotaxi Prototype Eva Cab (2)
LiDAR Chip Cooperation - Hesai FM C500 Main Control Chip Based on RISC-V Architecture
High-End Chips Empowers Intelligent Driving AI - G-ASD 4.0 (1)
High-End Chips Empowers Intelligent Driving AI - G-ASD 4.0 (2)
High-End Chips Empowers Intelligent Driving AI - G-ASD 4.0 (3)
6.2 Changan
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (1)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (2)
Image Signal Processor (ISP) Cooperation - Fullhan FH8330E
LiDAR Chip Cooperation - Hesai FTX LiDAR
Ultrasonic Radar Chip Cooperation - Tinychip TCAU33 Automotive-Grade High-Voltage Direct-Drive Ultrasonic Sensor Chip
Radar Chip Cooperation - Calterah Andes-Pro and Andes Premium 8T8R Imaging Radar Solutions
Intelligent Driving AI - Tops AD
6.3 Great Wall Motor
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (1)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (2)
Intelligent Driving Solution Layout
LiDAR Chip Cooperation - RoboSense Obtains OEM Designation Orders for New Vehicle Models
Image Signal Processor (ISP) Cooperation - Raytron Infrared Thermal Imaging System
LiDAR Chip Cooperation - Hesai Becomes Exclusive LiDAR Supplier for New-generation ORA Vehicle Models
Intelligent Sensor R&D Layout - RaboSensor
IC and Hardware Design
6.4 Chery
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (1)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (2)
Intelligent Driving Solution Layout
CMOS Image Sensor (CIS) Chip Cooperation - SmartSens Automotive CIS
LiDAR Chip Cooperation - Hesai LiDAR
Multiple Sensors Empower Falcon Pilot System (1)
Multiple Sensors Empower Falcon Pilot System (2)
Multiple Sensors Empower Falcon Pilot System (3)
Multiple Sensors Empower Falcon Pilot System (4)
Multiple Sensors Empower Falcon Pilot System (5)
6.5 Volkswagen
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications (1)
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications (2)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (1)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (2)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (3)
Relying on System-on-Chips Independently Designed and Developed by CARIZON
Cooperation Update - Xheart X7 Chip
CARIZON C7H Intelligent Driving Chip (1)
CARIZON C7H Intelligent Driving Chip (2)
6.6 BYD
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (1)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (2)
Intelligent Driving Solution Layout (1)
Intelligent Driving Solution Layout (2)
DiPilot High-Level Intelligent Driving System
Self-Developed Intelligent Driving Chip - Xuanji A3
Cooperation Update - RoboSense LiDAR Equipped with Phoenix Chip
6.7 Li Auto
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (1)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (2)
Intelligent Driving Solution Layout
Self-Developed Chip - Mach M100 (1)
Self-Developed Chip - Mach M100 (2)
Self-Developed Chip - Mach M100 (3)
Self-Developed Automotive Chips - Autonomous Driving SoC, Intelligent Driving AI Inference Chip and SiC Power Chip for Motor Controllers
Cooperation Update - Hesai Technology Obtains LiDAR Designation Order for the Full Ragne of Li Auto's Vehicle Models with New-Generation Driving Assistance Platform
6.8 Xpeng
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial)
Intelligent Driving Functions and Chip Application Trends (1)
Intelligent Driving Functions and Chip Application Trends (2)
Turing AI Chip (1)
Turing AI Chip (2)
Turing AI Chip (3)
Turing AI Chip (4)
6.9 NIO
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (1)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (2)
Intelligent Driving Solution Layout
Strategic Cooperation with GigaDevice
Self-Developed LiDAR Chip - Yangjian Has Achieved Mass Production
Intelligent Driving SoC - Shenji NX9031
Intelligent Driving SoC - Performance Parameters of Shenji NX9031
6.10 Leapmotor
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial)
LiDAR Chip Cooperation - Deepened Strategic Partnership with Hesai Technology
Cross-Domain Fusion Solution of Snapdragon(R) Cockpit Elite and Snapdragon Ride(TM) Elite
Intelligent Driving AI - Over 40 VLA Driving Assistance Functions
6.11 Xiaomi Auto
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms, and Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications
Intelligent Driving Solution Layout
Hardware of Driving Assistance Sensors for New-Generation Xiaomi SU7 (Top-Spec for Full Range of the Model) (1)
Hardware of Driving Assistance Sensors for New-Generation Xiaomi SU7 (Top-Spec for Full Range of the Model) (2)
Hardware of Driving Assistance Sensors for New-Generation Xiaomi SU7 (Top-Spec for Full Range of the Model) (3)
Intelligent Driving Sensor Configuration Under EEA2.0 (Xiaomi YU7)
6.12 SAIC Motor
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (1)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (2)
Intelligent Driving Solution Layout
IM AD 3.0 Intelligent Driving System
Innovative Cross-Domain Fusion Functions and Scenario Cases for Intelligent Driving - Peripheral Vision Perception Interaction (Intelligent Driving + Cockpit)
Innovative Cross-Domain Fusion Functions and Scenario Cases for Intelligent Driving - Falcon Smart Lighting System 2.0 (Lighting + Intelligent Driving + Cockpit + Chassis)
6.13 GAC
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications (1)
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications (2)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (1)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (2)
Ultrasonic Radar Chip Cooperation - Geehy and GAC Jointly Develop China's First Mass-Produced Automotive-Grade Chip
LiDAR Chip Cooperation - Seyond Obtains LiDAR Designation Order for GAC Platform Vehicle Models
World Premiere and Mass Production of Horizon Journey(R) 6B Chip for Bz 3X
Hyptec GT Climb Edition - Hanyu M1 Chip
GAC Launches 12 Automotive-Grade Chips Together with Partners
6.14 FAW Hongqi
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (1)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (2)
Feiren 1.X Architecture - Central Computing Platform - Self-Developed Five-Domain Fusion AI Chip "Hongqi No.1"
China's First Automotive-Grade Advanced Process Multi-Domain Fusion Chip - "Hongqi No.1"
Feiren 1.X Architecture Empowers Hongqi Sinan Intelligent Driving
6.15 Dongfeng Motor
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms and Sensor Applications
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial)
Chip Cooperation Update - Strategic Partnership with National New Energy Vehicle Technology Innovation Center
Intelligent Driving Solution Cooperation Update - SenseAuto and Dongfeng Motor Jointly Launches the Industry's First Generative Intelligent Driving Mass Production Solution
Multi-Sensor Fusion Empowers Tianyuan Intelligent Driving Technology Architecture R-AiD (1)
Multi-Sensor Fusion Empowers Tianyuan Intelligent Driving Technology Architecture R-AiD (2)
Multi-Sensor Fusion Empowers Tianyuan Intelligent Driving Technology Architecture R-AiD (3)
6.16 Huawei
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platforms, and Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (1)
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial) (2)
Iteration History and Continuous Evolution of Huawei ADS
MAEXTRO V800 Supporting 40 Sensors + Eightfold Redundancy
896-Chnnel LiDAR (1)
896-Chnnel LiDAR (2)
896-Chnnel LiDAR (3)
Partial Parameters of LiDAR/Radar Sensors for Qiankun Intelligent Driving
C-C Ring Network Architecture: Qiankun ADS 4.0
E/E Architecture: From Star Networking to Ethernet Ring Network
Luxeed - Luxeed S7 E/E Architecture Design: Intelligent Driving Domain Sensor Configuration (1)
Luxeed - Luxeed S7 E/E Architecture Design: Intelligent Driving Domain Sensor Configuration (2)
AITO - AITO M9 E/E Architecture Topology Diagram: MDC Autonomous Driving Domain Controller and Sensor Configuration
6.17 Tesla
Summary of Intelligent Driving Platform and Sensor Applications
Summary of Core Sensor Chip Suppliers and Applications (Partial)
Evolution of FSD Hardware Platform and Sensor Configuration
Implementation Stages of Autopilot/FSD Functions
Historical Iteration of Edge/Cloud Software and Hardware
Central Computing Module - Next-Generation HW5.0/AI 5.0 for Intelligent Driving
ISP IP of Automotive Chips for FSD Vision-only Solution
R&D Progress of AI5

7 Production Status and Future Trends of Sensor Chips of Suppliers

7.1 OmniVision
Profile
Summary of Camera Sensor Chip Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.2 onsemi
Profile
Automotive Analog Chip Product Layout
Summary of Camera Sensor Chip Products (1)
Summary of Camera Sensor Chip Products (2)
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.3 Sony
Profile
Summary of Camera Sensor Chip Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends (1)
Future Technological Trends (2)
7.4 SmartSens
Profile
Summary of Camera Sensor Chip Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.5 Samsung
Profile
Summary of Camera Sensor Chip Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.6 GalaxyCore
Profile
Summary of Camera Sensor Chip Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.7 Hesai Technology
Profile
Summary of LiDAR Chip Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.8 RoboSense
Profile
Summary of LiDAR Chip Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.9 Huawei
Profile
Summary of LiDAR Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.10 Seyond
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Summary of LiDAR Chip Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.11 Calterah
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Summary of Radar Chip Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.12 TI
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Automotive Analog Chip Product Layout (1)
Automotive Analog Chip Product Layout (2)
Summary of Radar Chip Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.13 STMicroelectronics
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Automotive Analog Chip Product Layout
Summary of Radar Chip Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
One-Stop ADAS Domain Control Solution (1)
One-Stop ADAS Domain Control Solution (2)
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.14 Desay SV
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Summary of Complete Radar Solutions
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.15 NXP
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Automotive Analog Chip Product Layout
Summary of Radar Chip Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends
7.16 Infineon
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Automotive Analog Chip Product Layout
Summary of Radar Chip Products
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends (1)
Future Technological Trends (2)
7.17 Novosense
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Automotive Analog Chip Product Layout
Automotive Sensor Chip Products
Development Roadmap of Automotive Sensor Chips
Future Technological Trends