On September 5th (local time), Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. and BMW Group jointly unveiled their new driver - assistance system, Snapdragon Ride Pilot. This system, which took over three years to develop, is built upon Qualcomm's Snapdragon Ride SoC chip. It also incorporates a driver - assistance software stack that was co - developed by the two companies.

The system supports multiple levels of driver assistance. It made its worldwide debut in the new BMW iX3 model. By 2026, there are plans to expand its availability to over 100 countries and regions. At present, the system is accessible to global automakers and Tier 1 suppliers.

The Snapdragon Ride driver - assistance software stack consists of a perception software stack and a driving policy engine. It offers 360 - degree perception capabilities, prioritizes safety above all else, and provides advanced situational - awareness driving features. Moreover, it supports over - the - air (OTA) updates and customization.

The new BMW iX3 has constructed an Advanced Driver - Assistance System (ADAS) based on this system, achieving multiple advanced functions. Additionally, it is equipped with Qualcomm's V2X 200 chipset to enable vehicle - to - everything communication.

The Qualcomm booth will open its doors on September 8th at IAA Mobility 2025.