The establishment of Electric Vehicles (EVs) and the emergence of technologies such as Connected Driving, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), Automated Driving, and Autonomous Driving have revolutionized transportation. This transformation has significantly increased the variety and number of tests required for vehicles.
In addition to traditional evaluations, such as automotive tests for lights, emissions, passive safety and crash testing, new tests for electrical and electronical components have become essential - for example for ADAS & AD systems. These tests include ensuring the security of network-connected components of EV systems and their batteries and charging stations, which often also handle sensitive personal data.
For this reason, besides Vehicle Homologation and conventional testing in Product Safety, such as guaranteeing appropriate levels of electromagnetic and radiofrequency emissions, automotive cybersecurity testing has become critical to ensuring the reliability, safety and security of modern vehicles.