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Global and China Automotive Gateway Industry Report, 2021-2022

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  • 210 Pages
  • February 2022
  • Region: China, Global
  • Research In China
  • ID: 5544222

Automotive gateway industry research: the gateway ushered in a significant transformation while high-performance processors became the hot cakes. Gateway serves as the core hub of vehicle network, handling functions such as data transmission, security prevention and control, and remote diagnostics.



As the E/E architecture evolves from distributed to centralized domain architecture, the central gateway also provides functions such as interconnection and processing of data between safety and functional domains (powertrain, chassis and safety, body control, infotainment and ADAS, etc.).



In the future, the central gateway will evolve into an HPC or central computer in the "Central Computer + Zone Controller" architecture, while the Domain Gateway will evolve into a Zonal Gateway.



01 In line with market changes, the gateway suppliers introduced a series of new products


Since 2020, most Chinese OEMs make great efforts in functional domain architecture and achieve mass production in mid- to high-end models of Xpeng, FAW Hongqi, GWM, etc.



In accordance with the trend of change in automotive industry, automotive gateway suppliers, such as Inchtek, have launched a new generation of security gateway products.



In August 2021, Inchtek released L3000, the first automotive-grade 5G autonomous driving in-vehicle safety gateway, which adopts G9 series central gateway processor from SemiDrive and integrates automotive-grade Ethernet, 5G/C-V2X, Wi-Fi/BT and high-precision GNSS/IMU modules, enabling the high-level real-time transmission of data such as C-V2X and 5G.



So as to further simplify the architecture, centralize the computing power, improve the communication transmission rate and OTA efficiency of the whole vehicle, some OEMs have started to try solutions such as domain convergence or HPC. Among them, the integration of body and Ethernet gateway has been the preferred solution.



In December 2020, Ofilm rolled out the fifth generation of body domain controller, which integrates body domain with Ethernet gateway, reducing the delay of bus signal transmission and improving the depth of information sharing between systems.



In 2020, the first generation of Continental's Body High Performance Computing Unit (Body HPC), as an in-vehicle application server (ICAS1), went into mass production on ID.3 of MEB-based platform at Volkswagen. In 2021, it was mass production again on ID.4.



The body HPC from Continental combines the previously separately implemented gateway function with the body controller function to act as a central gateway for all connected services, providing data processing and data security functions, as well as supporting vehicle OTA updates.



In 2021, Continental has also engaged in a strategic cooperation with GAC R&D Center, which will bring in high-performance central computing unit hardware and basic software platform development for GAC for creating a leading E/E architecture.



In the future, more features will be integrated into Continental's HPC, such as ADAS.



02 High-performance Gateway Processor Sparks New Round of "Battle"


High-performance gateway processor, as the core of the SOA change for smart vehicles, has triggered a new round of "scramble".



Since 2020, NXP, Renesas Electronics, TI, Infineon and other market-leading gateway processor suppliers have unveiled a new generation of gateway chips and solutions.

  • In January 2020, TI released the DRA829V gateway processor based on Jacinto 7 processor platform;
  • In March 2020, ST unveiled the SGP, a smart gateway platform targeted at automotive gateway and domain controller applications;
  • In June 2021, the mass production of new S32G automotive network processor by NXP based on 16nm process;
  • In October 2021, Renesas announced a new automotive gateway solution based on R-Car S4 system;

Among them, the above-mentioned Volkswagen ID series, which applied Continental's body HPC, uses the high-performance R-Car M3 system-on-chip (SoC) from Renesas Electronics, while the novel gateway solution developed based on the R-Car S4 system solution with SoC and power management IC will be used for next-generation automotive computers, communication gateways, domain servers and application servers.



The second-generation body HPC, a product produced by collaboration between Continental and GAC, is equipped with the new S32G automotive network processor based on 16nm process, the latest mass production of NXP.



NXP S32G processor adopts 16nm process and has more than 10,000DMIPS of computing power which shows over 10 times of computing power than traditional NXP gateway chip. It combines ASIL D-level functional safety, hardware HSE encryption module and dedicated communication accelerator for service gateway, domain controller and co-processor of security domain.



In 2020, SemiDrive, a Chinese company, released G9X central gateway chip; based on G9X, it has joined hands with FAW General Research and Development Institute to launch "Longchi" central gateway platform, which will be installed in models such as Hongqi SUV and intelligent minibus.



In 2021, SemiDrive has launched G9Q, upgrading the single-core CPU to quad-core CPU so as to further enhance its computing power.



03 Industrial Chain


Currently, the gateway industry is undergoing a great evolution, and all involved players are racing to grab the dividends of "software-defined vehicles". In this campaign, the gateway processor in the core is expected to become the focus of competition. At the same time, with the application of higher computing power, lower power consumption and lower cost gateway chip, it will certainly accelerate the advent of the era of unmanned vehicles.


Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Overview of Automotive Gateway Industry
1.1 Automotive Gateway Concept
1.2 Automotive Gateway Evolution
1.2.1 CAN Automotive Gateway Architecture
1.2.2 Hybrid Ethernet Automotive Gateway Architecture
1.2.3 Ethernet Backbone Architecture with Domain Control
1.2.4 Central Computer Architecture
1.3 Role of Gateway in Automotive Network
Chapter 2 Overview and Trends of Automotive Gateway Market
2.1 Policies Related to Automotive Gateway
2.1.1 Policy Overview
2.1.2 Certain Provisions on Automotive Data Security Management (Draft for Comments)
2.1.3 Certain Provisions on Automotive Data Security Management (for Trial Implementation)
2.1.4 Technical Requirements and Test Methods for Information Security of Automotive Gateway
2.2 Enterprises in Automotive Gateway Industrial Chain
2.2.1 Enterprises Profile
2.2.2 Automotive Gateway Suppliers and Solutions
2.2.3 Latest Layout of Automotive Gateway Suppliers
2.2.4 Layout of Automotive Gateway Chip Enterprises
2.2.5 Automotive Gateway Security Software Enterprises Layout
2.3 Automotive Gateway Development Trend
2.3.1 Automotive E/E Architecture Develops towards Domain Control Central Supercomputer
2.3.2 Domain-controlled Centralized Architecture Entering Mass Production Stage in 2021
2.3.3 Gateway Playing a Key Role in Domain-Controlled Centralized Architecture
2.3.4 Gateways Fuel Automotive OTA Upgrade
2.3.5 Gateway Integration with T-BOX
2.3.6 Gateway Integrates with Domain Controllers
2.3.7 SOA Gateway Software Architecture
2.3.8 NXP 32G Gateway Processor Achieves Industry Focus
2.3.9 Ethernet Backbone Network Facilitates High-Performance Processing for Next-Generation Architectures
Chapter 3 Automotive Gateway Suppliers
3.1 Continental
3.1.1 Profile
3.1.2 Automotive Gateway
3.1.3 Body HPC
3.1.4 E/E Architecture
3.2 Bosch
3.2.1 Profile
3.2.2 Automotive Gateway: Passenger Cars
3.2.3 Automotive Gateway: Commercial Vehicles
3.2.4 E/E Architecture
3.3 Aptiv
3.3.1 Profile
3.3.2 Gateway Products
3.3.3 SVA
3.3.4 Dynamics
3.4 Lear Corporation
3.4.1 Profile
3.4.2 Gateway Products and Layout
3.4.3 Gateway Business Layout
3.5 Micron
3.6 TTTech
3.6.1 Profile
3.6.2 Ethernet Technology and Products
3.6.3 Software Platform
3.7 FEV
3.7.1 Profile
3.7.2 Gateway Product Iterations
3.7.3 Gateway Products Comparison
3.7.4 Gateway Products Applications
3.8 UAES
3.8.1 Profile
3.8.2 Development Strategy
3.8.3 Gateway Products
3.8.4 E/E Architecture
3.8.5 New Vehicle Computing Platform (VCP)
3.8.6 Body Domain Controller
3.9 Neusoft
3.9.1 Profile
3.9.2 Automotive Business Revenue
3.9.3 Automotive Network Security Products
3.9.4 Intelligent Cockpit Architecture
3.9.5 Universal Domain Controller
3.10 Jingwei Hirain
3.10.1 Profile
3.10.2 Revenue
3.10.3 Gateway Products
3.11 Ofilm
3.11.1 Profile
3.11.2 Gateway Business
3.12 ZLG
3.12.1 Profile
3.12.2 Smart Connectivity Solutions
3.12.3 Vehicle Ethernet Solution
3.13 Yaxon
3.13.1 Profile
3.13.2 Gateway Products
3.14 Inhand
3.14.1 Profile
3.14.2 In-Vehicle Gateway Products
3.15 Inchtek
3.15.1 Profile
3.15.2 Vehicle Gateway Products
Chapter 4 Automotive Gateway Chip Vendors
4.1 NXP
4.1.1 Business Layout
4.1.2 Gateway Frame Diagram
4.1.3 S32G Vehicle Gateway Chip Series
4.1.4 S32G Vehicle Gateway Chip Applications
4.1.5 Gateway Processor: S32G274A
4.1.6 S32G Software Ecology
4.1.7 S32G Gateway Chip Solution
4.1.8 S32G Gateway Chip Partners
4.2 ST
4.2.1 Main Products
4.2.2 Automotive Gateway Chip
4.2.3 Automotive Gateway Chip-Stellar Series
4.2.4 Automotive Gateway Chip-SPC5 Series
4.2.5 Smart Gateway Platform-SGP
4.2.6 Automotive Gateway Solutions
4.2.7 Automotive Gateway Competitive Edges
4.3 Renesas
4.3.1 Automotive MCU Camp
4.3.2 R-Car platform
4.3.3 R-Car S4
4.3.4 Gateway Development Platform-VC3.0
4.3.5 Gateway Development Platform-VC4
4.3.6 Gateway Solutions for Next Generation Automotive Architecture
4.4 TI
4.4.1 Gateway Processor Family
4.4.2 DRA829V Processor
4.4.3 DRA821 Processor
4.4.4 Automotive CAN Gateway and Multifunction Gateway solutions
4.4.5 Automotive Smart Gateway Solutions by TI
4.4.6 Intelligent Remote Information Processing Gateway solutions
4.5 Infineon
4.5.1 Main Business
4.5.2 Cypress business
4.5.3 Gateway Processors
4.5.4 AURIX Series
4.5.5 Automotive Gateway Solutions
4.6 SemiDrive
4.6.1 Profile
4.6.2 G9 Series
4.6.3 Cooperation Cases on Gateway Products
Chapter 5 Automotive Gateway Security Software Companies
5.1 EB
5.1.1 Profile
5.1.2 xelor Development Platform
5.1.3 AUTOSAR Products
5.1.4 xelor Cases
5.1.5 HPC Cases
5.1.6 Dynamics
5.2 ETAS
5.2.1 Profile
5.2.2 AUTOSAR Adaptive Solution
5.2.3 Hypervisor Solution
5.2.4 Subsidiary ESCRYPT Automotive Safety Solution
5.2.5 Subsidiary ESCRYPT CycurHSM Solution
5.3 KPIT
5.3.1 Profile
5.3.2 Automotive Related Businesses
5.3.3 KSAR Adaptive Platform
5.3.4 KSAR Classic Platform
5.3.5 Cooperation News
5.4 GuardKnox
5.4.1 Profile
5.4.2 Secure SOA
5.4.3 Zonal Gateway
5.4.4 Cooperations
5.5 Karamba Security
5.5.1 Profile
5.5.2 XGuard
5.5.3 Carwall
5.5.4 Cooperations
5.6 Arilou
5.6.1 Profile
5.6.2 Parallel Intrusion Prevention System (PIPS)
5.6.3 In-Vehicle Intrusion Detection and Prevention System (IDPS)
5.6.4 Ethernet Security Hub (ESH)
5.6.5 Collaboration with STMicroelectronics
5.7 SafeRide Technologies
5.7.1 Profile
5.7.2 vSentry Platform
5.7.3 vInsight Platform
5.8 Enjoy Move
5.8.1 Profile
5.8.2 EMOS Platform
5.8.3 Domain Controller Solutions

Companies Mentioned

  • Continental
  • Bosch
  • Aptiv
  • Lear Corporation
  • Micron
  • TTTech
  • FEV
  • UAES
  • Neusoft
  • Jingwei Hirain
  • Ofilm
  • ZLG
  • Yaxon
  • Inhand
  • Inchtek
  • NXP
  • ST
  • Renesas
  • TI
  • Infineon
  • SemiDrive
  • EB
  • ETAS
  • KPIT
  • GuardKnox
  • Karamba Security
  • Arilou
  • SafeRide Technologies
  • Enjoy Move

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