NXP Semiconductors
NXP Semiconductors provides automotive semiconductors, processors, connectivity, security, and sensing technologies, supporting V2X communications, secure vehicle networking, roadside equipment, and connected mobility globally today.
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- Headquarters
- Eindhoven, North Brabant, Netherlands
- Founded
- 2006
- Ownership
- Public
- Stock symbol
- NASDAQ: NXPI
- Employee range
- 10000+
- Profile reviewed
- July 22, 2026
- Deployments
- 1
- Products
- 4
- Technologies
- 2
- Locations
- 3
About NXP Semiconductors
Company overview and documented relevance to the V2X ecosystem.
NXP Semiconductors develops edge-processing, connectivity, security, sensing, and power technologies for automotive, industrial, communications, and Internet of Things applications. Its current portfolio centers on automotive semiconductors, processors, connectivity, security, and sensing technologies. Within the V2X knowledge graph, the company is relevant to V2X communications, secure vehicle networking, roadside equipment, and connected mobility. This profile is limited to capabilities and corporate facts supported by official company, investor-relations, product, or newsroom material. It does not infer unannounced products, deployments, workforce figures, ownership details, or commercial relationships.
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Why This Matters
NXP Semiconductors is part of a larger connected-mobility system. Companies turn V2X concepts into vehicles, roadside equipment, communications services, software, and operating systems. Their partnerships and deployments show which ideas are moving into practical use.
V2X technologies
Documented technology connections and the evidence supporting them.
Cellular V2X
documented_participantC-V2X
Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything is a communications technology that allows vehicles to exchange safety, traffic, and mobility information with other vehicles, infrastructure, pedestrians, and cellular networks.
NXP Semiconductors official material · Reviewed July 22, 2026
Dedicated Short-Range Communications
Chipset SupplierDSRC
Dedicated Short-Range Communications is a low-latency wireless technology designed for direct vehicle, roadside infrastructure, and transportation safety communications.
NXP DSRC Safety Modem · Reviewed July 22, 2026
Products
Products connected to NXP Semiconductors in V2X Intelligence.
NXP RoadLINK SAF5100
An automotive-grade modem for IEEE 802.11p and ITS-G5 vehicle communications.
View productNXP RoadLINK SAF5400
Automotive-qualified single-chip DSRC modem for secure V2X communication applications.
View productNXP SXF1800 V2X Secure Element
Automotive secure element providing cryptographic operations, key management, and certificate storage for V2X systems.
View productNXP V2X Reference Design
A reference platform combining V2X communications, processing, and security components for vehicle and roadside designs.
View productStandards (2)
Standards connected through documented products or deployments.
ITS-G5
European communications specifications for cooperative intelligent transport systems using short-range vehicle and roadside communications.
802.11p
An amendment to the IEEE 802.11 family designed to support wireless access in vehicular environments and low-latency vehicle communications.
Organizations (0)
Public agencies, research bodies, and institutions connected through shared deployments.
No related organizations
No Organization is connected through a shared deployment.
Locations
Verified headquarters and additional geographic connections.
Headquarters hierarchy
Deployments (1)
Deployments and programs connected to NXP Semiconductors, ordered by most recent start date.
Completed · 2017
A large-scale European pilot connecting automated vehicles, road infrastructure, and other objects through the Internet of Things.
Latest related News
The newest knowledge-graph News records connected to NXP Semiconductors.
Cohda Wireless · Oct 12, 2021
Cohda and NXP Demonstrate V2P Proximity Detection
Cohda Wireless, Spectrum FiftyNine, and NXP demonstrated connected-vehicle proximity detection for vulnerable road users.