Scalable Performance
Chiplet architectures enabling flexibility across vehicle classes.
Collaborative Innovation
OEMs, Tier 1s, and semiconductor partners working together.
Software-Defined Future
Integration powering advanced features and efficiency.
Toyota Motor Corporation
Toyota, one of the world’s leading automotive manufacturers, is at the forefront of software-defined vehicle innovation. By participating in ASRA, Toyota is helping shape semiconductor strategies that support a broad spectrum of mobility solutions, from compact cars and trucks to premium autonomous vehicles. Leveraging Arm-based SoCs, Toyota is working to optimize integration across diverse vehicle architectures while pursuing energy efficiency and safety. This strategic partnership underscores Toyota’s commitment to reducing development costs, scaling innovation, and creating sustainable automotive platforms for the next generation of mobility.
ASRA: Advanced SoC Research for Automotive
ASRA is a collaborative research consortium in Japan, bringing together six OEMs, three Tier 1 suppliers, and five semiconductor design companies. Established with government support, ASRA is focused on advancing next-generation automotive SoCs through chiplet-based scalability, standardization, and integration of hardware and software. Working with global partners like Arm, ASRA is helping define industry standards while addressing challenges such as cybersecurity, OTA readiness, and energy efficiency. The initiative represents a major step forward in ensuring the global competitiveness of Japan’s automotive semiconductor ecosystem.