In recent years, the global automotive semiconductor market has experienced significant growth, particularly in the areas of new energy vehicles and autonomous driving technology. According to industry research institutions, the global automotive semiconductor market size reached approximately US$50 billion in 2022 and is expected to exceed US$70 billion by 2025.
Compared to consumer electronics chips, automotive-grade chips have higher reliability requirements and longer lifecycles. Automotive chips need to operate in extreme temperature, vibration, and electromagnetic interference environments, placing higher demands on chip design and manufacturing processes.
Aba Semiconductor has launched a number of automotive-grade chip products that meet the AEC-Q100 standard, including CAN transceivers, LIN transceivers and power management chips, which are widely used in battery management systems, in-vehicle entertainment systems and autonomous driving modules of new energy vehicles.
The company expects to continue to increase its R&D investment in the automotive semiconductor field in the next few years and launch more high-performance, high-reliability automotive-grade chip products to meet the rapidly growing market demand.