Chery and Bosch Signed Agreement for ADAS Technology
The companies have partnered to integrate advanced driver assistance systems into six new Chery vehicle models in Europe.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Automotive — General
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Chery Automobile and Bosch have finalized a project agreement in Paris to develop localized advanced driver assistance systems. This collaboration marks Chery's first program of this type in Europe, featuring Bosch's MPC4 camera technology and integrated parking solutions.
Why it matters
The partnership leverages localized engineering and testing to adapt sophisticated vehicle safety technologies for the European market. By utilizing established solutions like the MPC4 camera, the collaboration aims to streamline the deployment of advanced driving features across new model lineups.
The integrated driving-and-parking system will be deployed across six new Chery models. Bosch's MPC4 camera series has already secured nominations for over 50 vehicle models worldwide.
The players
Chery Automobile
Chery is a prominent Chinese automotive manufacturer known for exporting vehicles to international markets.
Bosch
Bosch is a global engineering and technology company that provides components and systems for the automotive industry.
The details
The program utilizes Bosch's fourth-generation multi-purpose camera, known as MPC4, alongside an integrated driving-and-parking suite. Bosch will handle local engineering, regulatory certification, and validation processes, which have already been tested in facilities across Germany, France, and Japan.
Timeline
Road-adaptation validation is scheduled for completion in multiple global regions by the end of 2026.
Mass production of the new driver assistance systems is set to commence in 2028.
Roadmap
The adoption of the Bosch MPC4 multi-purpose camera represents a standardized component in the industry's shift toward high-volume driver assistance hardware. This partnership positions Chery to compete more effectively with established European brands by utilizing proven, scalable automotive technology.
Drivers can expect to see enhanced safety features, such as integrated parking and driving assistance, arriving in future European Chery models. These localized systems are designed to meet specific regional regulatory standards and infrastructure requirements.
The takeaway
This partnership highlights the trend of international automakers outsourcing core safety software to specialized tier-one suppliers to ensure market compliance. Customers benefit from these collaborations through faster access to sophisticated driver assistance technologies in newer vehicles.
Further reading
For broader trends in vehicle innovation, visit our Automotive — General section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Gasgoo.
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