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Future mobility in a dynamic environment

Dr. Rolf Bulander02.03.2017

Dr. Rolf Bulander | 02.03.2017© Robert Bosch GmbH 2016. All rights reserved, also regarding any disposal, exploitation, reproduction, editing, distribution, as well as in the event of applications for industrial property rights.

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Bosch results 2016Highlights of the business year

What’s new in the Bosch world?


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International highlights

Global growth


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Not much tailwind – high risks

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① Purchasing Manager Index: 50 = neutral

Outlook for 2017 modest only – with global GDP growth of only 2.3%

Future Mobility

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Electrified, Automated and Connected

connected

car2car

electronic horizonsmartphone integration

eCall cloudfleet management

augmented reality

services

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hybrid

battery

e-motorpower electronics

range

charging infrastructurefun-to-drive

eBike

eScooter

costs

automateddriver assistance

valet parking

emergency braking

redundancy sensors

autopilot

highway-pilot

electricsteering

legislation

The role of electrification


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Diversified powertrain concepts

Boost recuperation

systemPower

electronics

Lithium-ion battery

Electric motor

eClutch

WI

Optimized T/C

eT/C cEGR

Adv. PFI

VCR

CEI

VVT-E

DRS

CRP/HF

LP-EGR

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This presents opportunities for Bosch and our suppliers.

New mobility concepts and regulations are shifting demand; electric mobility is a major future field Customer demands are becoming more complex and diverse We want to make the most of our opportunities and grow No matter what powertrain technology customers need, we want to provide it – from a single source

Markets and conditions are changing faster than ever before.

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All powertrain technologies from a single source.Driving ahead. GS and DS become Powertrain Solutions.

Passenger cars Commercial vehicles / OH*Electric vehicles

*OH = off-highway

We are combining our strengths and expertise to deliver better solutions and more value for our customers We are positioning ourselves better than competitors and are creating new opportunities

for Bosch and our suppliers We aim to be the overall number one in the powertrain market

Powertrain Solutions

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HEV e.g. BRS

ECU & SW functions

Further development of the Diesel ICE


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Contributions to meet RDE compliant PC emissions

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Electrified


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The electrification is speeding up

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E-mobility with

E-Mobility


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Electric cars (BEV & Hybrids) sold in 2016:China driving the market

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Suppliers will have to respond tomarket needs and local demands

E-Mobility is making progress


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eAxle offering several advantages

Broadest range of performance classes in eAxlemarket

Technical ConceptCustomer Benefits

cost efficientscalableInverter

top performance Rotor & Stator

NVH optimizedtransmission & housing

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Cost leadership due to integrated, modular and scalable approach

Loss reduction in total system efficiency as compared to stand alone components

Reduced packaging & light weight. Fully tested drive unit with minimized interfaces for reduced complexity in vehicle assembly

Pursuing a clear roadmapBattery cells


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pooling all German development and prototyping activities for lithium-ion cellsand batteries

agile collaboration crucial

Battery campus


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Automated MobilityCore activities

act

driverlesselectronic horizon

actuator management

motion control

braking

fail operationalsteering

senseperception

data fusion

radar

sensors

localization

lidar

map

thinkprediction decision

planner

vehicle computerdata analyticsredundancy

safetysecurity

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Automated MobilityRoadmap

Automated valet parking 2018

Remote park assist 2015

Highway Pilot 2020

Highway Assist 2018

Int. Cruise Assist 2017

Traffic jam assist 2015

Urban Pilot planning 2025

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Connected Mobility


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Innovative Human-Car-InterfaceCar will become 3rd living spaceNew display concepts, individually

adaptable by self-learning algorithms Access to real-time data for traffic and

weather from the cloud, to social media and communication applications

Step-wise introduction of autonomousdriving

Connected to the whole world: Open your apartment door for any delivery via fingerprint in the car

USE CASE CES SHOWCAR

Importance of software is growing


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In the car and in the supply chain

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Space shuttle

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Windows NT (1993)

Boeing 787

Windows 2000

Facebook (w/o backend)

Mac OS X 10.4

Software in a new car (2013)

million lines of code

Sources: NASA, quora.com, wired.com

Supplier quality as crucial factor


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Project Management Quality (PMQ) ensures early Q focus

Preventive Quality in one hand: responsible for planning, execution & release

Components PMQ is in charge of all preventive quality activities at CP

‒ Defining of PQ-content (jointly with PPx and SE-team partners if useful)‒ Planning and execution of PQ activities‒ Checking supplier documents for completeness and content ‒ Process PPA / PPAP release

Works project oriented closely with PPx project manager Active and continuous partner in SE team for PQ-topics Works across different material fields Q-contact for supplier during project phase until QG5 and for ECRs

until RB SOP +6 months Follows up quality related issues at supplier during ramp up phase Ensures lessons learned across projects and suppliers

Summary


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Supplier performance in a dynamic environment In spite of turbulent boundary conditions, Bosch is on the track of further growth and profitability. Strategic focus fields in mobility:

‒ Transforming the powertrain sector» Increase efficiency in combustion engines, further reduce emissions» electric vehicle: complete eAxle available

‒ Automated driving & connectivity: » software is a growing part of the car» car will develop into the 3rd living space

‒ Adjust to regional focus points, e.g. e-mobility in China Early involvement of suppliers into the product development process to ensure operational

performance on behalf of quality, cost and delivery

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