Gasgoo Munich- MINIEYE recently announced it has secured another designation order from a leading domestic automaker to supply its iPilot 4 Plus assisted driving domain controller, along with Driver Monitoring System (DMS) and Occupancy Monitoring System (OMS) products for smart cabins. These solutions will be equipped in multiple key models of the brand for both domestic and international markets, with mass production scheduled to begin in the second half of 2026.
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The designated iPilot 4 Plus domain controller is built on Horizon Robotics' Journey 6M chip. Featuring a water-cooling hardware design, it offers 128 TOPS of computing power and supports full-scenario assisted driving capabilities such as navigation on autopilot, memory driving, and memory parking.
Previously, MINIEYE maintained a deep, long-term cooperation with this top domestic brand. Since securing design wins for the brand's models in 2023, its intelligent driving solutions have successively entered mass production in 2024. This new designation for smart cabin products marks a significant expansion of their partnership.
Notably, the designated products also cover overseas versions, leveraging MINIEYE's strengths in regulatory compliance and product certification. MINIEYE highlighted that it was among the first batch of domestic DMS suppliers to help automakers obtain EU General Safety Regulation certifications for DDAW and ADDW. It is also the first smart cabin solution provider to assist a Chinese model in achieving a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating, offering OEMs globally compliant solutions to support their international expansion.
To date, MINIEYE has achieved mass production support for 42 automakers, establishing a mature system for technological R&D and large-scale delivery. The company stated that it will continue to focus on breakthroughs in mid-to-high-end product technologies, deepen cooperation with domestic automakers and international Tier 1 suppliers, and accelerate its layout in overseas markets.
