1. China and the EU are set to launch consultations regarding the EU's anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese electric vehicles. 2. The investigation could lead to tariffs as high as 48.1% on Chinese EVs. 3. Both sides are seeking a de-escalation of the trade dispute through dialogue and consultations.
Recent #electric vehicles news in the semiconductor industry
1. The article discusses the evolving role of vehicle control units (VCUs) in the automotive industry, focusing on their integration in electric vehicles (EVs) and two-wheelers. 2. It highlights the importance of AUTOSAR in facilitating the development of advanced technologies in EVs, ensuring safety and sustainability. 3. The article also emphasizes the need for adherence to safety standards like ISO 26262 and the classification of systems under ASIL categories for global compliance.
1. Microchip Technology introduces an On-Board Charger (OBC) solution for Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) and Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs) using a combination of digital, analog, connectivity, and power devices. 2. The solution includes the dsPIC33C Digital Signal Controller, MCP14C1 isolated SiC gate driver, and mSiC MOSFETs, aiming to enhance system efficiency and reliability. 3. Microchip provides a flexible programmable solution with ready-to-use software modules for Power Factor Correction (PFC), DC-DC conversion, communication, and diagnostics, supporting OEM customization.
1. Samsung has developed a 630V 100nF multi-layer ceramic capacitor (MLCC) in a 1210 size for electric vehicles. 2. The CL32B104KHU6PN is designed for dc-dc converters and on-board chargers in EVs. 3. It features an X7R dielectric and is capable of operating in temperatures from -55 to +125°C.
1. NXP has upgraded its isolated gate drivers for electric vehicles. 2. The new drivers are designed to handle higher voltage levels. 3. NXP is supplying these upgraded drivers to ZF Friedrichshafen.
1. The Li-ion battery market for BEV and PHEV is projected to grow from $97 billion in 2023 to $188 billion by 2029, with an 11.6% CAGR. 2. China dominates the Asian market with a 60% share in Li-ion battery production. 3. The market growth is driven by increasing demand for efficient and reliable battery technology in the automotive industry.
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