Gasgoo Munich- Chery Automobile and Bosch have signed a project agreement in Paris covering Chery's first localized advanced driver assistance system program in Europe. The technology will be deployed on six new Chery models.
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Key Takeaways
·Chery and Bosch will collaborate on localized ADAS technology for six new Chery vehicles in Europe.
·The program covers Bosch's fourth-generation multi purpose camera, or MPC4, and an integrated driving-and-parking system based on the camera. Mass production is scheduled to begin in 2028, with projected output exceeding 800,000 units over five years.
·Bosch said its MPC4 camera series has secured nominations covering more than 50 vehicle models, with total orders exceeding 10 million units.
·Bosch said its one-stage end-to-end advanced driver assistance solution has completed testing and validation in Germany, France and Japan. The company plans to complete road-adaptation validation in North America, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and multiple EU markets by the end of 2026.
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Partnership scope
Bosch is extending its advanced driver assistance technology into overseas markets through localized engineering, testing, validation and regulatory certification work aimed at adapting the systems to different markets.
