The 12th Automotive Electronics Innovation Conference and Automotive Chip Industry Ecological Development Forum (AEIF 2025) was successfully held in Shanghai on May 14–15. The event was co-hosted by the China IC Design Innovation Alliance, the China Automotive Chip Industry Innovation Strategic Alliance, and the Shanghai Society of Automotive Engineers. As one of the highlights of the AEIF conference, the unveiling of the "Domestic Automotive Chip Reliability Classification Catalog (2025)" (hereinafter referred to as the Catalogue) has drawn significant attention from the industry.

A number of Maxic’s automotive-grade chips have been successfully listed in the Catalogue, such as CAN transceivers, CAN SBCs, in-vehicle wireless charging ICs, automotive lighting ICs, and so on. This not only highlights the industry‘s high recognition of Maxic’s automotive products and technology strengths, but also underscores the company’s core competitiveness in the automotive electronics sector.

The Catalogue included 340 products from 116 companies, among which 85 enterprises submitted 285 AEC-Q100 test reports, setting a new record of both the participating enterprises and product number. The listed products span over 20 categories, covering power management ICs, processors/MCUs, MEMS sensors, interface ICs, LED driver ICs, and more.

Maxic has established a comprehensive presence across multiple product lines in the automotive electronics sector. Its automotive-grade portfolio includes interface ICs, in-vehicle wireless charging ICs, and automotive lighting ICs, which can be widely applicable in intelligent cockpits, autonomous driving systems, in-vehicle ADAS, in-vehicle wireless charging, automotive lighting and other fields. The company will continuously diversify the product catalog, advance high-tech solutions that meet the growing demand for localization, and further enriches its CAN SBC and CAN PHY series, striving to develop domestic solutions with strong international competitiveness. 

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