Prepared to launch Turkey’s first all-electric car, Togg will also host technologies that will form the basis of an in-vehicle ecosystem. Of course, the ecosystem of the vehicle and the operations it will perform both within itself and on the ecosystem, connected to a platform it will be.

This platform was created through the collaboration between Togg and Qualcomm. Snapdragon Digital Cockpit Platforms it will be. So, what does the platform offer, which can be found in the Togg C-SUV and possibly other models?

What do Snapdragon Digital Cockpit platforms offer?

Snapdragon Digital Cockpit Platforms, developed by Qualcomm, are based on advanced graphics, multimedia, artificial intelligence functions and use by passengers and drivers. continuously evolving adaptive cockpit system offers.

The platforms allow all screens in the vehicle to display augmented reality indicators and playback of high definition media makes it possible. In addition, the vehicles’ navigation works with high accuracy down to the lane you are in, thanks to the support of the multi-frequency global navigation system (GNSS).

Some of the artificial intelligence capabilities offered with the platform are in-vehicle virtual assistant, natural voice control, language detection and adaptive human-machine interface is formed.

Support for 5G connectivity and more:

In addition to support for 5G connectivity, the platform also offers support for C-V2X, which allows vehicles to connect to anything with cellular connectivity, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2 connections, which enable higher speed connections with less latency.

Snapdragon Digital Cockpit Platforms, Auto-to-Cloud and vehicle remote auto-update wireless update (Over-The-Air, OTA) systems are possible.

Let’s get to know the specific platform that will enable these technologies at Togg:

It doesn’t offer Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Digital Cockpit platforms as a single product, but many different platforms are offered based on automakers’ needs. Togg is in the C-SUV Qualcomm SA8155P will place the platform.

Qualcomm’s SA8155P platform doesn’t give Qualcomm’s advanced manufacturing 5 nanometers. SA8155P is produced with 7 nanometer technology. This number, which determines the distance between the transistors in the circuit, is one click behind current technology, but is widely used today.

Technical characteristics of the platform:

The SA8155P uses the 4th generation Qualcomm Kryo processor with octa-core and ARMv8 architecture as the processor. And to display the advanced graphics in the tools on the screen. Qualcomm Adreno Generation 6 using the graphics processing unit.

The platform allows 3 different screens in 4K resolution to operate at 60 fps, and it also includes features such as active noise reduction, noise reduction and in-vehicle echo cancellation.

According to the official information shared by Qualcomm, the SA8155P contains a 4G LTE modem. So the platform It does not support 5G connectivity in its standard form. But given that Togg is partnering with Qualcomm, 5G modem can be integrated we can say.

Which operating systems are supported?

Qualcomm SA8155P with Android Automotive, Linux, QNX, Greenhills operating systems and SW architecture to multiple combinations It also allows to use different and custom operating systems.

Of course, these won’t be the technologies we’ll see in Togg:

Qualcomm SA8155P and all other Snapdragon Digital Cockpit platforms whether entry, mid or premium segment can be customized by car manufacturers. As we just mentioned, the first of these is privatization 5G support will appear as