Foxconn, Stellantis form JV on semiconductors for auto industry

Foxconn and carmaker Stellantis have created a 50-50 joint venture to design and sell semiconductors for the automotive industry from 2026.
Apple supplier FoxconnThe joint venture, called SiliconAuto, will supply Stellantis, including its new STLA Brain electronic and software architecture, Foxconn and other customers.

“SiliconAuto will provide customers an auto industry-centric source of semiconductors for the growing number of computer-controlled features and modules, particularly those needed for electric vehicles,” they said.

In December 2021, Stellantis and Foxconn signed a preliminary agreement to partner in semiconductors for the automotive industry. Stellantis owns a range of car brands including Fiat and Peugeot.

A key component in low emission and interconnected mobility, semiconductors have been at the centre of a prolonged global supply chain crunch in recent years.

“Stellantis will benefit from a robust supply of essential components, which is critical to fueling the rapid, software-defined transformation of our products,” Stellantis Chief Technology Officer Ned Curic said.

SiliconAuto will be based in the Netherlands, where Stellantis is also headquartered, with a management team which includes executives from both partners.

Separately, Stellantis and Foxconn already have the Mobile Drive joint venture to develop in-car and connected-car technologies for the auto industry.

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