The South Korean auto parts supplier plans to complete development of its multi-function telematics control unit by the first half of this year. The technology enables high-definition map services, remote autonomous driving control and ultra-HD streaming — capabilities that current 4G-based systems cannot support.
"We will complete product development by the first half of this year to ensure a swift market entry in the next-generation connected car service sector and secure market leadership globally," said Jeong Su-kyung, executive vice president of Hyundai Mobis' electrification business unit.
The new system features an antenna integrated directly into the control unit, eliminating the need for externally protruding antennas and allowing for sleeker vehicle designs. Hyundai Mobis is collaborating with domestic communication modem specialists including AM Telecom to accelerate development.
The global telematics control unit market is projected to grow from about 64 million units this year to 77 million units by 2030, driven by rising consumer demand for smartphone-like vehicle connectivity and differentiated mobility experiences.
While 5G telematics technology is considered essential for software-defined vehicles, a company spokesperson told AJP that its application to robotics — such as parent group Hyundai Motor Group's Atlas humanoid — remains a future possibility rather than an immediate priority.
Hyundai Mobis currently supplies 4G-based telematics products and aims to leverage its existing mass production capabilities and system development expertise to strengthen its competitive position in global markets.
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