On May 18th, it was announced that Porsche, a subsidiary of Volkswagen Group, will adopt the SuperVision technology platform from Mobileye, an Intel company, for its future vehicle models, making it the second automaker to adopt SuperVision after Geely.
SuperVision platform combines CMOS, LIDAR, driver monitoring sensors and the EyeQ 6 processor responsible for processing the input data from the sensors. This platform supports various advanced driving assistance features for future Porsche models, including hands-free driving on specific road types, adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assistance, automatic braking and emergency evasion. Mobileye refers to SuperVision platform as a bridge to consumer-grade autonomous vehicles and expects it to become a major driver of the company’s development by 2023.
Previously, we reported that three subsidiary brands under Geely Group planned to launch electric vehicles equipped with the SuperVision platform globally in 2023. In the future, ZEEKR 001 users will be able to unlock all of SuperVision’s features through OTA upgrades. Mobileye stated that driven by demand in the Chinese market, the number of cars equipped with the SuperVision platform is expected to reach 1.2 million by 2026. Analysts estimate that by 2026, Mobileye will generate 27% of its revenue from the SuperVision platform.
