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Samsung Targets Beijing’s EV Semiconductor Market at Auto China 2024

Samsung Electronics introduces its latest automotive technologies at Beijing's Auto China 2024, targeting the expansive EV market.

Samsung Electronics will participate in Auto China 2024, marking its inaugural presence at Beijing's major automotive exhibition. This strategic move aims to tap into China's burgeoning automotive semiconductor market, leveraging innovative technology solutions.

Samsung's Strategic Entry into China's Automotive Market

According to Pulse News, Samsung Electronics will debut at Auto China, officially the Beijing International Automobile Exhibition. The action is thought to be an attempt to grab a significant market share in China's rapidly expanding automotive semiconductor industry.

Industry sources on Thursday stated that the Device Solutions (DS) Division of Samsung Electronics will participate in Auto China 2024, which will take place from April 25 to 27, 2024, at the China International Exhibition Center (CIEC) in Beijing. Auto China is set to return for the first time since it was canceled in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Showcasing Innovative Solutions at Auto China 2024

The innovative solutions and offerings from Memory, System LSI, and Foundry will be showcased in an exposition display by Samsung Electronics' DS Division. Due to the tremendous growth of the Chinese automotive sector, especially in electric vehicles, the firm has decided to participate in the 2024 edition of Auto China.

As per market data, China's exports of electric vehicles (including plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, or PHEVs) increased by 77% year-over-year to 1,203,000 units in 2023. In particular, BYD surpassed all other manufacturers as the global leader in EV sales during the fourth quarter of 2023. Business enterprises like Hyper, LiXiang, and Zeekr are expanding their export portfolios while focusing on developing markets.

SamMobile states that contemporary automobiles, particularly electric ones, need many processors to operate various functions, including autonomous driving and entertainment. Samsung, renowned for its extensive portfolio of products catering to automobile manufacturers, perceives China's relentless pursuit of global automotive dominance as a substantial opportunity for business growth.

Samsung Electronics has expanded its automotive semiconductor industry since 2018 by introducing its Exynos Auto and ISOCELL Auto brands of vehicle-use semiconductors.

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