China and Global Intelligent Vehicle Electronic and Electrical Architecture (EEA) and Technology Supply Chain Construction Strategy Research Report 2025 - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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24 OEMs Deploy Innovative Products from Platform Architectures to Technical Selling Points

In 2025H1, the market saw 802,000 passenger cars with domain fusion architectures, representing 7.6% of sales, followed by 640,000 cars with quasi-central + zonal architectures at 6.1%, and 299,000 with central + zonal architectures at 2.8%. Projections suggest a rise to 25.2% for quasi-central + zonal architectures and 17.5% for central + zonal architectures by 2030, reflecting a significant industry shift.

Among the latest innovations is the Xiaomi YU7, a luxury SUV deploying a novel E/E architecture. Its 4-in-1 domain controller merges core modules into a compact, efficient unit. This integration reduces component size by 57% and part count by 75%, while enabling rapid OTA updates in just 15 minutes. The design maximizes range by lowering power consumption by 40% via Sentry Mode, using cutting-edge chips like Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and Nvidia's Thor, which facilitate high-speed data processing.

The ARCFOX aT5 presents another leap forward with its single-SA8775P cockpit-driving computing platform, the result of a fruitful collaboration with Zhuoyu Technology. This integrated system streamlines data exchange between cockpit and autonomous driving systems, enhancing power efficiency while reducing latency. Running on QNX and Android systems, it optimizes control and entertainment functions, cutting overall vehicle costs by about 30%.

Intelligent chassis systems are a growing focal point for OEMs, evolving through AI-driven cross-domain integration. The XPeng "Taiji AI Chassis" exemplifies this trend, utilizing AI for dynamic vehicle management and enhancing ride comfort in complex environments. With features like intelligent speed bump recognition and advanced obstacle detection, this framework significantly improves driving experience and safety.

Leapmotor advances this field with its D19 model, integrating the LMC 2.0 system which emphasizes stability and handling through sophisticated technology like tri-motor setups and preemptive adjustment systems. AUMOVIO's MK C2 brake system and Bosch's R-EPS' are among the innovations enhancing these domains.

The evolution towards centralized E/E architectures signifies a shift towards more integrated and intelligent control of vehicle systems. Changan Automobile and Mercedes-Benz lead efforts in combining steering, braking, and drive systems to achieve agile and responsive vehicle dynamics in various scenarios, paving the way for advanced autonomous driving capabilities. These advancements not only highlight the transformative potential of E/E architectures but also set the stage for a new era of automotive technology.

Companies Featured

• Xiaomi Auto
• Leapmotor
• ZEEKR
• NIO & ONVO
• XPeng Motors
• Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance (HIMA)
• Li Auto
• Voyah
• Avatr
• ARCFOX
• Chang'an
• GAC Motor
• FAW Hongqi
• Great Wall
• SAIC IM
• Chery
• BYD
• Mercedes-Benz
• BMW
• Volkswagen
• Toyota
• GM
• Ford

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