Valeo, founded in 1923 and headquartered in France, is a global leader in automotive technology, focused on smart mobility and vehicle efficiency. It designs systems for powertrain electrification, driving assistance, thermal comfort, and lighting solutions for both OEMs and the aftermarket. Valeo adds value by integrating sustainability and innovation, notably in reducing CO? emissions and enabling autonomous driving. With operations in 33+ countries, it supports top manufacturers across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
Valeo and Google Cloud are partnering to develop new AI tools and solutions, focusing on cloud-based best practices and innovations to address customer challenges more efficiently.
Valeo is partnering with GM, Magna, and Wipro to launch the SDVerse Vehicle Software Marketplace, a platform aimed at transparency and interoperability, bringing software developers and mobility players together.
Smart #3 model has just been awarded 5 stars in the Euro NCAP tests published at the end of 2023. This latest model is equipped with a Valeo Smart Safety 360 system including sensors, detection systems, advanced functionalities, a smart front camera and radars.
Stellantis N.V, and Valeo celebrate their partnership and commitment to Circular Economy business model with the launch of the first windshield-mounted automotive video camera remanufactured at Valeo Circular Electronics Lab in Nevers.
This milestone comes only 12 months after reaching the 10th million front camera in November 2022. Up to 40.000 front cameras a day are manufactured in 3 production sites in Europe and China serving 12 OEMs.
The total order is close to 1 billion dollars and was already included in the total amount of orders for high voltage powertrain announced in Valeo’s Q3 results.
Valeo and Qualcomm Technologies, has announced the signature of a memorandum of understanding to explore opportunities to work together to innovate for the 2-wheeler and 3-wheeler segments in India.
Today, Valeo acquired Siemens’ 50% stake in Valeo Siemens eAutomotive, as provided for in the agreement signed with Siemens on February 9. As a result, Valeo now holds 100% of Valeo Siemens eAutomotive, the leader in high-voltage electrification, which has been integrated into its Powertrain Systems business.
Valeo welcomes the measures announced by the French government under the automotive recovery plan, which was prepared rapidly and involved constructive collaboration with the French automotive industry. With a focus on the transition towards greener mobility, the plan combines measures to encourage both supply and demand and leverages the industrial and innovative resources available on the French market.