MINIEYE secures designated contract with Changan Automobile for ADAS domain controllers

Shanghai (Gasgoo)- On June 5, MINIEYE announced a significant partnership with Changan Automobile, having secured a production program for main models under the automaker's self-owned new energy vehicle brand.

As the designated supplier for this project, MINIEYE will provide advanced driver-assistance domain controllers capable of supporting a comprehensive range of driving scenarios—including highway, urban, and parking environments—ensuring enhanced safety and convenience for drivers and passengers alike.

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The company has already developed a versatile matrix of solutions tailored to different China-made chip platforms, offering flexibility to automakers across a wide spectrum of vehicle types, pricing tiers, and levels of intelligent functionality.

This production contract builds on the strategic collaboration initiated in 2022 between MINIEYE and Changan Automobile around the automaker's SDA architecture. The latest milestone marks a deepening of that partnership, reflecting a high degree of strategic alignment between the two companies.

MINIEYE said being awarded another production contract by Changan Automobile is a strong endorsement of the company's R&D capabilities, product reliability, engineering execution, and mass-production delivery competence. The deal is expected to further boost MINIEYE's brand visibility and influence across the automotive technology sector, while injecting strong momentum into its market expansion efforts.

Looking ahead, MINIEYE aims to leverage its efficient R&D system and large-scale delivery expertise to accelerate product iteration and solution innovation. The company also plans to broaden its collaboration with Changan Automobile across additional vehicle lines and work with more industry partners to shape a safer, smarter, and more comfortable mobility ecosystem for global users.

Earlier this year, MINIEYE made notable strides, including the announcement in March that it had received multiple nomination letters to supply Driver Monitoring System (DMS) and Occupant Monitoring System (OMS) cockpit solutions for a global automaker's joint venture and premium brands.