Efficient, Scalable Processor Technology for the Automotive Industry
Automation, electrification and in-vehicle user experience (UX) are driving requirements for higher computing power across the automotive industry. This computing power must respect the constraints of power consumption, heat dissipation, and packaging space, and allow fast and flexible development while putting functional safety first.
Arm and our world-leading partner ecosystem provide OEMs and the automotive industry with the processor IP, tools, and software solutions for automated driving, software-defined cars, and unique in-vehicle experiences.
Together We are Building the Future of Mobility
As we move into a new era of transportation, Arm is powering innovation – engineering the future of software-defined, intelligent vehicles based on our world-class architecture. With new levels of connectivity, energy efficiency, and autonomy, we’re building the future of mobility together.
New Era of Automotive Innovation
Explore key areas where Arm is driving the digital transformation of mobility.
Microcontrollers for the SDV
The latest software-defined vehicles require many edge microcontrollers which must have a wide range of performance capabilities and support secure and efficient software updates.
A Head-Start on Safety
Fast-track certification of safety-critical systems with the Arm Safety Ready portfolio and solutions from our functional safety partners. Arm provides a foundation for safety in automotive compute that reduces the burden, complexity, and time to bring new vehicles to market.
Driving Reimagined by Arm Partners
The car is the most complex electronic device many of us will buy. Arm is working with key OEMs, Tier 1s, and the broader ecosystem to help simplify and redefine our concept of mobility and enable software-defined heterogeneous compute solutions for the entire vehicle.
Arm for Automotive Startups
Together with our unique partner ecosystem, Arm provides startups and potential investors the confidence needed to translate a transformational idea from inspiration into production. See how Arm supports automotive startups with free access to IP, support, tools, and our software ecosystem.
Explore Products and Technologies
The high-performance, power-efficient Cortex-A processor series supports the complex compute needs of advanced driving systems, including ADAS, autonomous vehicles, IVI, and digital cockpit applications.
With real-time deterministic control, the Cortex-R series offers reliable, safe computing solutions for powertrain and domain controllers, such as for battery management systems and traction motors.
Arm's smallest and lowest power suite of processors are perfect for constrained, energy-efficient microcontrollers (MCUs). Ideal for a broad range of automotive applications, including body electronics, sensors, gateways, and SoC management.
Scalable, high-performance GPUs able to address the complex requirements of a wide range of applications, including ADAS and autonomous perception systems, and cockpit domain controllers.
Image signal processors offering high image quality multi-camera capability with a range of real-time hardware and software safety features for advanced human display and computer vision applications.
Selected CoreLink interconnects and system controllers have been optimized for high-performance IVI, powertrain and ADAS systems, targeting ASIL B to ASIL D safety integrity levels.

Innovation for the Future of Automotive
Explore some of the demonstrations at CES that take advantage of Arm technology and provide a valuable glimpse of automotive innovation on Arm.
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Together with our unique, powerful partner ecosystem, Arm can resolve the most demanding automotive hardware and software challenges, from the sensor to the cloud.