Bosch China Showcases Vehicle Motion Management and By-Wire Technologies at CISCE 2026

Bosch announced its participation in the 2026 China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE), where it is presenting a broad portfolio of advanced automotive technologies. The company is demonstrating innovations spanning vehicle motion management, brake-by-wire, steer-by-wire, new energy vehicle thermal management, and low-voltage battery solutions. These technologies reflect Bosch's continued focus on intelligent mobility, vehicle electrification, and advanced safety systems while supporting the evolving needs of the automotive industry in China.

Vehicle Motion Management Enhances Cross-Domain Vehicle Control

One of the major highlights is Bosch's Vehicle Motion Management (VMM) system, which coordinates multiple vehicle actuators across braking, steering, drive, and suspension systems. By enabling seamless interaction between these domains, the system enhances overall vehicle dynamics and safety performance. Its Automatic Emergency Steering (AES) cross-domain safety function supports a wide range of driving scenarios, extending from Level 2 advanced driver assistance systems to Level 3 and higher automated driving applications. The technology has already entered mass production on a vehicle developed by a Chinese independent automotive brand.

By-Wire Technologies Advance Localized Mass Production

Bosch is also displaying its BWA + ESP hydraulic brake-by-wire solution together with its fully dry electromechanical braking system, EMB. Both braking technologies are scheduled for localized mass production during 2026, supporting the industry's transition toward electronically controlled braking systems. In addition, Bosch Huayu is showcasing its locally developed fully redundant steer-by-wire system, which entered mass production in 2026 on new vehicle models from IM Motors and XPeng.

Bosch Thermal Management Supports New Energy Vehicles

For new energy vehicles, Bosch is presenting its vehicle energy management system solution featuring an intelligent, modular, and integrated thermal management architecture. The thermal management module supports both heat pump functionality and waste heat recovery, helping improve overall vehicle energy efficiency. Versions developed for battery electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles entered volume production in 2025, with cumulative deliveries approaching 100,000 units, demonstrating growing market adoption of Bosch's thermal management technologies.

Frequently Asked Questions

What technologies is Bosch showcasing at CISCE 2026?
Bosch is showcasing several advanced automotive technologies at the 2026 China International Supply Chain Expo, including Vehicle Motion Management, brake-by-wire systems, steer-by-wire technology, thermal management solutions for new energy vehicles, and low-voltage batteries. The exhibition highlights Bosch's progress in intelligent mobility, cross-domain vehicle control, automated driving support, and electrification while emphasizing localized production and the commercialization of next-generation vehicle technologies across multiple automotive segments.