NXP’s S32R47 radar processors are designed for Level 2+ to 4 autonomous driving, offering higher resolution sensing and compute capability for advanced applications.

New MCUs enable SDV transition with zonal and electrification architectures, MRAM for ECU consolidation, and NXP CoreRide for faster deployment, efficiency, and cost reduction.

The Aviva Links acquisition will enhance NXP's automotive portfolio with ASA-based multi-gigabit links, supporting ADAS, IVI applications, and interoperable network architecture for OEMs and suppliers.

The latest applications processors enable real-time industrial control with TSN support, protect against quantum attacks with integrated post-quantum cryptography, & minimize downtime using AI-powered neural processing.

The new UWB BMS solution marks the next step in overcoming development challenges including costly and complex manufacturing processes, accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs).

The Trimension UWB Technology Powers Audi’s hands-free, secure car access for enhanced driver convenience, debuting with the Audi Q6 e-tron in 2024.

This collaboration leverages GF’s 22FDX^® process technology platform and global manufacturing footprint to optimize the power, performance and time-to-market of NXP’s solutions.

The S32J family shares a common switch core, NXP NETC, with NXP’s latest S32 microcontrollers and processors, allowing them to operate together as one expanded virtual switch.

The collaboration aims at improving safety, efficiency, range and performance of EVs.

First member of the S32N family of vehicle super-integration processors targets centralized, safe, real-time vehicle control in software-defined vehicles (SDVs).