Chinese electric car manufacturer Seres has formalized a strategic collaboration with Bosch China. The partnership encompasses a multifaceted approach, spanning vehicle safety systems, driver assistance technologies, powertrain electrification, and more.
According to details outlined in the agreement, Seres Auto and Bosch China will jointly explore fresh avenues in material applications and the supply of components within the realms of vehicle safety, automation functionalities, driver assistance systems, powertrain solutions, and electrification. Additional focus will also be directed towards technology and service provisions for the post-sales market, as reported by the Gasgoo portal. Although the specifics regarding powertrain solutions remain unspecified, the pact hints at potential endeavors in both battery-electric and hybrid propulsion systems.
As the alliance gains momentum, Bosch China is set to assume the role of a strategic partner to Seres, marking a pivotal development in their collaborative journey. While explicit project details are yet to be divulged, representatives from both companies underscore the robust foundation on which this association is built. The signing of the cooperation agreement was reportedly accompanied by sentiments of mutual respect and camaraderie. Bosch China’s President, Chen Yudong, commended the evolving rapport between the two entities, spanning over two decades. The commitment to provide Seres with increasingly competitive products, cutting-edge technologies, and superior services remains unwavering.
The immediate future entails the establishment of dedicated collaborative teams, tasked with propelling synergistic innovation and technological augmentation. Although specific initiatives are yet to be unveiled, this proactive approach signifies a promising trajectory for the partnership.
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Under the banner of Seres Auto, previously known as SF Motors, the Sokon Group strategically markets electric vehicles. Among their offerings is the Seres 5 electric SUV, which has made its mark in the European market since July, with prices commencing at âŹ63,900. The brand’s offerings also extend to China, encompassing hybrid models in their product lineup. This partnership with Bosch China is poised to amplify their endeavors, fortifying their stance in the ever-evolving landscape of electric mobility.
