In connected car news are LG, Hyundai Mobis, NOVOSENSE, Diodes Inc.and Toyoda GoseiLG Hai Phong Plant Cybersecurity CertLG Electronics has earned Cyber Security Management System (CSMS) Level 3 certification from TÜV Rheinland for its Hai Phong manufacturing facility in Vietnam, the company’s largest vehicle component production hub. R&D Hyundai Mobis Safety CertHyundai Mobis has secured the highest grade of ISO 26262 certification — the global standard for functional safety in automotive electronics — covering its entire vehicle semiconductor R&D process rather than just individual products. Awarded by Germany’s Exida, the certification includes an Automotive Safety Integrity Level D rating, the strictest standard requiring 99% or higher reliability. This milestone strengthens Hyundai Mobis’ position in the rapidly expanding automotive semiconductor sector and reflects its growing in-house development capabilities, bolstered by its acquisition of Hyundai Autron in 2021. Compliant with rigorous automotive standards including AEC-Q100 and ASIL certifications, these solutions address critical applications from seatbelt sensing to traction inverters.