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Global Automotive Technology Development Trends 9. Strategic barriers to safety, security, and compliance 9.3 Expected Functional Safety (SOTIF) This technical specification outlines the transition from traditional hardware reliability to Safety of the Intended Functionality (SOTIF), a framework designed to prevent accidents even when vehicle systems have no physical defects. The document identifies four pillars of risk—sensor limitations, algorithm gaps, environmental uncertainties, and human misuse—and proposes a "Shield Logic" to mitigate hazards like wheel slippage on ice or sudden power loss. To ensure high-level protection, the text advocates for a rigorous development methodology that includes systematic analysis, large-scale simulations, and "Shadow Mode" testing in real-world fleets. Ultimately, the guide defines a robust design philosophy where the goal is to manage known and unknown dangers to a level that is as low as reasonably practicable, creating a graceful defense against the complexities of the driving environment. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Global Automotive Technology Development Trends Table of contents: 1. Policies, Regulations and Carbon Neutrality Transition Pathways 1.1 AECC 2. Euro 7 and Extreme Emissions Regulation: The Era of Non-Exhaust Pollution and Onboard Monitoring 2.1 Euro 7 – Emission 2.2 EMC 2.3 NVH 2.4 Manufacture-Recycle 3. Diversification of power system technologies and energy transition 3.1 Battery 3.2 BMS 3.3 Motor-MCU 3.4 Inverter 3.5 OBC-Charger 3.6 H2ICE-Fuel Cell 3.7 Thermal Management 4. Evolution of Electronic and Electrical Architecture & Hardware 4.1 EE 4.2 CPU-Sensors 4.3 X-in-1 4.4 Communication-CAN-EtherNet 5. The Evolution of Software-Defined Vehicles (SDV) and the Transfer of Engineering Paradigms 5.1 SDV 5.2 AutoSar 5.3 ASPICE 5.4 Software-Linux 5.5 Agile Development (Agile CI/CD) 5.6 Design-CAE 5.7 Validation 5.8 Testing 5.9 Digital Twin-Zero Prototype 6. The Hierarchical Differentiation and Commercialization Model of Autonomous Driving 6.1 ADAS 7. Artificial Intelligence (AI) Empowerment 7.1 AI 8. The Perception Revolution in Smart Cockpits 8.1 CockPit 8.2 IVI 8.3 HMI 9. Strategic barriers to safety, security, and compliance 9.1 NCAP 9.2 Functional Safety 9.3 Expected Functional Safety (SOTIF) 9.4 Fail Operational 9.5 ISO-PAS 8800 9.6 CyberSecurity 9.7 NIS 2 (Network and Information Systems Security Directive) 10. Foresight Key Materials 10.1 Material