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At present, the main countries for the development of automotive electronic technology worldwide are the United States, Japan, and Germany. The product line breadth of global automotive electronics multinational companies such as Delphi Corporation, Visteon Automotive Systems, DENSO Corp., Bosch Group, and Continental AG all cover multiple types of automotive electronics products, indicating that the development of automotive electronics has entered the stage of system integration. The direction of automotive electronics development will move towards systematization and modularization. International large factories, with their core technological strength and significant research and development funding, can effectively integrate numerous systems and timely meet the diverse needs of consumers.

In the field of automotive semiconductors, according to the 2007 Strategy Analytics report "Automotive Semiconductor Vendor 2006 Market Shares", more than 40% of the market share in the automotive semiconductor field in 2006 was held by five automotive semiconductor suppliers: Freescale, Infineon, STMicroelectronics, Renesas Technologies, and NEX Electronics. Moreover, each semiconductor company has its own product advantages, such as Fujitsu's expertise in vehicle control, wire control, and other fields; NEC operates in areas such as instrument panels, car audio, and body control systems; Freescale in the fields of power transmission, body, chassis, and safety systems; Infineon operates in areas such as engine control systems, body control systems, anti lock braking systems, airbags, and entertainment systems; Atmel has basic functional modules such as turn signals, timers, wiper control, and dashboard lighting dimmers.

In the field of automotive information and entertainment, Japanese manufacturers hold a significant market share. In 2007, four out of the top ten global information and entertainment markets were Japanese manufacturers, including Panasonic, the first and second largest suppliers, and Pioneer, the fifth and seventh largest Japanese information and entertainment professional companies Alpi Corporation and Fujitsu Corporation, respectively. Harman Becker from Germany ranks third, Garmin from the United States ranks fourth, and TomTom from the Netherlands, the largest manufacturer in the European navigation equipment industry, ranks sixth. In addition, iSuppli predicts that the acquisition of Siemens Vedeo by Continental Germany will greatly enhance its strength in the fields of navigation and automotive remote communication, and it is possible to enter the top five in the automotive information and entertainment industry in 2008.

Major global automotive electronics manufacturers

Freescale Semiconductor Inc., USA

Texas Instruments USA

Analog Devices, Inc., USA

International Rectifier, USA

Microchip Technology Incorporated, USA

ON Semiconductor USA

Infineon Technologies AG Germany

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