1 week Ago By Firstpost
SiliconAuto, an automotive technology company backed by Foxconn, has established a research and development (R&D) centre in Bengaluru, India. This centre is dedicated to the design of semiconductor products and the development of system-on-chip (SoC) technology specifically for the automotive industry. SiliconAuto is a joint venture formed by Stellantis NV, based in the Netherlands, and Hon Hai Technology Group, commonly known as Foxconn.
The establishment of this centre reflects SiliconAuto’s commitment to advancing innovation in the automotive sector, said SiliconAuto CEO, Gene Liu. Bengaluru was chosen as the location due to its strong pool of talent and thriving technology ecosystem, which aligns with the company’s vision for a smarter and safer future in transportation. The Indian team at SiliconAuto is expected to play a crucial role in driving this vision forward.
In related developments, Foxconn’s representative in India highlighted that the R&D centre is expected to significantly enhance the company’s ability to develop cutting-edge automotive technologies and solutions. This includes advancements for Stellantis and the broader automotive industry. Additionally, Foxconn is actively working on establishing an electric vehicle manufacturing plant in India and has plans to set up a battery manufacturing unit for electric vehicles.
The focus of the Bengaluru design centre will be on developing next-generation semiconductor solutions, particularly for electric vehicles, autonomous driving, and connected car technologies. This expansion is seen as a reaffirmation of SiliconAuto’s commitment to India as a crucial market for talent and technological growth. The company intends to recruit top engineers and designers to strengthen its team further, contributing to India’s rapidly growing automotive ecosystem.
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