Valeo Named Tier-1 for Nissan’s Next-Gen ProPILOT

Valeo will serve as System Tier-1 and lead integrator for Nissan's next-generation ProPILOT program, pairing its sensors and ADAS Domain Controller with Wayve AI Driver software for mass production.

Valeo has been selected by Nissan as the System Tier-1 supplier for Nissan’s next-generation ProPILOT program. Valeo will deliver a hardware and software platform with Wayve AI Driver software as its driving intelligence layer. Valeo says the platform is designed to enable next-generation AI-based driving capabilities within an automotive-grade system. Valeo will also act as lead system integrator, combining sensors, ADAS computing and the Wayve software into a production-ready solution for Nissan’s future vehicles.

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Marc Vrecko, CEO of Valeo Brain Division, said: “We are honored to have been selected by Nissan as the System Tier-1 partner for its ambitious next-generation ProPILOT program. This program demonstrates Valeo’s ability to combine a comprehensive sensor portfolio, high-performance computing and software expertise with advanced AI technology. Together with Nissan and Wayve, Valeo will deliver a seamless, safe and innovative AI Defined vehicle experience designed for mass production.”

What Will Valeo Supply for Next-Generation ProPILOT?

As the System Tier-1 provider, Valeo will supply a full-stack hardware and software solution. The company says the solution is designed to provide 360-degree situational awareness and high-performance computing. Its contribution includes:

  • Sensors: Valeo’s sensing hardware, integrated with ADAS computing into a single system for Nissan’s future vehicles.
  • ADAS Domain Controller: A centralized controller designed to process complex AI algorithms and support centralized vehicle intelligence.
  • Software integration: The Wayve AI Driver software, which runs as the driving intelligence layer on Valeo’s hardware and software stack.
  • Computing suite: A computing package that Valeo says will support what it calls AI Defined Vehicle experiences.

Bridging AI Software and Mass Production

Valeo says the program builds on its global expertise in ADAS, software and sensing technologies, as well as its experience industrializing complex automotive systems. Valeo will pair its high-performance hardware and software platform with Wayve’s AI Driver technology to support Nissan’s automated driving initiative.

According to Valeo, the program is meant to connect advanced AI capabilities with the safety, quality and scalability requirements of mass-production vehicles. Valeo will work with Nissan and Wayve to validate, integrate and industrialize the complete solution.

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