iSOFT contributes OS to AUTOSAR CAPI
Analysis based on 9 articles · First reported Jun 15, 2026 · Last updated Jun 16, 2026
The contribution of iSOFT's intelligent driving OS as the global code baseline for AUTOSAR's CAPI is expected to accelerate the development of software-defined vehicles, benefiting companies like Infineon Technologies and XPeng by reducing development costs and enhancing supply chain security. This move also solidifies China's position as a leader in automotive technology, potentially increasing investment and collaboration in the sector.
At the 17th AUTOSAR Open Conference in Shanghai, ISOFT Co., Ltd. contributed its self-developed intelligent driving operating system as the global code baseline for AUTOSAR's Common Adaptive Platform Implementation (CAPI). This marks a significant shift from a 'standard-first' to a 'code-first' approach in the smart vehicle industry, aiming to reduce adaptation costs for global enterprises. Leaders from iSOFT, AUTOSAR, Infineon Technologies, and XPeng Motors highlighted the benefits, including streamlined software development, enhanced supply chain security, and accelerated ecosystem collaboration. This initiative, driven by 'China speed' and mass-production practices, is set to unify codebase development worldwide and reinforce China's influence in global automotive standards.
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