Bosch, Eaton China, and iFlytek from Changning Linkong Park have participated in the Shanghai Auto Show consecutively, and have also arrived as scheduled this year, bringing a series of new products and technologies in areas such as electrification and artificial intelligence.

At this year’s auto show, Bosch, a company in the Linkong Park, showcased its software and technological innovations for future automotive architecture under the theme of “Intelligent Driving Together for Long Range Development.” 

In 2024, Bosch Intelligent Mobility Group’s sales in China increased by 4 percent, reaching 116.6 billion yuan (US$16 billion). In the same year, 65 percent of the new business acquired by Bosch in China for the next five years was related to intelligent and electrified solutions.

At the exhibition site, a model car with multiple screens catches the eye. After sitting down, you can see the demo of Bosch’s longitudinal and transverse assisted driving solution. 

Both motorized and non-motorized vehicles on the road ahead will appear on a large onboard screen, reminding drivers to pay attention. The assisted driving solution can also help drivers drive more easily, such as switching to a lane with no cars ahead. 

In early 2025, Bosch launched an urban assisted driving solution based on an end-to-end model, and plans to expand the end-to-end model to high-speed roads and urban memory driving assisted driving solutions by the end of the year.

The intelligent power management company Eaton’s Vehicle and Vehicle Electrification Group showcased Eaton’s innovative power management technology and green solutions in the passenger and commercial vehicle fields at the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show, with the slogan “Green and New, Because We Are Different.”

In terms of electrification, Eaton has recently launched EV Truetrac limited slip differential and dual trigger Pyro Fuse products designed and developed specifically for electric vehicles. 

The former innovatively solves the special challenges brought by the propulsion system of electric vehicles; The latter is equipped with an independent backup triggering device, which can automatically cut off the circuit even without external commands, thus greatly improving the safety and reliability of electric vehicles. 

Eaton’s eMobility Vehicle Electrification Division was established in 2018, and its technology is applied to the products of multiple new energy vehicle companies to improve the efficiency, safety, and performance of vehicles.

At the auto show, the iFlytek booth was highly popular. The iFlytek Spark Automotive Intelligent Agent Platform made its debut, and the Spark Intelligent Cockpit Demo car showcased a wide range of intelligent agent applications.

The personalized cockpit scene is refreshing. Relying on the Spark Automotive Intelligent Agent Platform, car companies can quickly access third-party intelligent agent platform applications such as videos, music, news, social media, etc. Users can freely say what they want to watch and stay up-to-date with 24/7 news updates.

Edited by Shanghai Daily