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$WRD The GAC N60 is the first proof point that WeRide is no longer building vehicles around its software. It is starting to build software that can run on any vehicle. This is WeRide decoupling software from hardware. That sounds obvious, but most autonomy stacks fail here. 
 
Does it work? 
According to D1EV (a prominent Chinese online platform) who conducted prelimanary tests, the results of testing the GAC N60 were amazing! By moving onto Qualcomms Snapdragon, WeRide steps into the same distribution layer that powers millions of cars globally.  
 
Combined with Bosch’s integration role, this turns WeRide from a fleet operator into a potential embedded intelligence supplier. 
If this scales, autonomy will not be decided by who builds the best robotaxi. 
 
It will be decided by whose software: 
- runs across the most compute platforms 
- passes the most safety frameworks 
- ships inside the most vehicles 
 
This is not just an integration headline.  
This is the beginning of scale.

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 The GAC N60 is the first proof point that WeRide is no longer building vehicles around its software. It is starting to build software that can run on any vehicle. This is WeRide decoupling software from hardware. That sounds obvious, but most autonomy stacks fail here. 
 
Does it work? 
According to D1EV (a prominent Chinese online platform) who conducted prelimanary tests, the results of testing the GAC N60 were amazing! By moving onto Qualcomms Snapdragon, WeRide steps into the same distribution layer that powers millions of cars globally.  
 
Combined with Bosch’s integration role, this turns WeRide from a fleet operator into a potential embedded intelligence supplier. 
If this scales, autonomy will not be decided by who builds the best robotaxi. 
 
It will be decided by whose software: 
- runs across the most compute platforms 
- passes the most safety frameworks 
- ships inside the most vehicles 
 
This is not just an integration headline.  
This is the beginning of scale.

This suggests WeRide is moving toward: 
 
- compute-agnostic architecture 
- software portability as a core design goal 
- alignment with Bosch’s multi-chip ecosystem 
 
For mid-trim, high volume programs, Snapdragon is structurally advantaged. Why? 
 
Cost envelope is lower 
Bill of materials vs. Nvidia 
That matters at scale. As power and thermal is easier to integrate in mass-market vehicles without heavy cooling or redesign. Also Qualcomm bundles cockpit + Adas. OEMs reduce ECU count and wiring complexity. 
 
Bosch Alignment 
Bosch is clearly building around this stack for global deployment. Both the recent joint press-release as well as the transformational deal with Toyota shows proves it. Their goal is, millions of units global homologation and cost discipline. Snapdragon is a natural fit. 
 
https://www.wardsauto.com/news/qualcomm-to-collaborate-with-bosch-vehicle-adas-systems-snapdragon/817348/

Bosch said it delivered over 10 million cockpit computers to global OEMs using Qualcomm's Snapdragon system-on-chips.

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Bosch, Qualcomm expand partnership to include ADAS technology

This suggests WeRide is moving toward: 
 
- compute-agnostic architecture 
- software portability as a core design goal 
- alignment with Bosch’s multi-chip ecosystem 
 
For mid-trim, high volume programs, Snapdragon is structurally advantaged. Why? 
 
Cost envelope is lower 
Bill of materials vs. Nvidia 
That matters at scale. As power and thermal is easier to integrate in mass-market vehicles without heavy cooling or redesign. Also Qualcomm bundles cockpit + Adas. OEMs reduce ECU count and wiring complexity. 
 
Bosch Alignment 
Bosch is clearly building around this stack for global deployment. Both the recent joint press-release as well as the transformational deal with Toyota shows proves it. Their goal is, millions of units global homologation and cost discipline. Snapdragon is a natural fit. 
 


@NLZ this are huge news. Thank you for sharing. I am still asking myself in whicj form WeRide earns money.. licence fees, fees, once per unit...

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 this are huge news. Thank you for sharing. I am still asking myself in whicj form WeRide earns money.. licence fees, fees, once per unit...

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Judging by the stock price, that&#39;s probably something  the market is still wondering as well. 
 
I&#39;m just wakening up to the idea that this license  economics model is probably where the broader market is heading to. It&#39;s currently being shaped at L2+ and will likely move up the stack within a few years, region and regulator depending.  
 
For the next years, WeRide hardware play will still be here. Vehicle sales will dominate revenue numbers, while service revenue compounds on utilisation, widening operational design domains.  
 
WeRide  just started to tee up their license business. Bosch has obviously done a lot of the ground work. WeRide being validated on that platform helps speed things up.  
 
How it earns money? This is a 2-tier model. WeRide &gt; Bosch  &gt; OEM. Everybody wants a chunk. Splits depend on power structures. Early on, WeRide needs to build position. I wouldnt be surprised if it&#39;s $100-300 per L2+ enabled vehicle (perpetual) and OTA $25-50 annual recurring, on volume play.

  
Judging by the stock price, that's probably something  the market is still wondering as well. 
 
I'm just wakening up to the idea that this license  economics model is probably where the broader market is heading to. It's currently being shaped at L2+ and will likely move up the stack within a few years, region and regulator depending.  
 
For the next years, WeRide hardware play will still be here. Vehicle sales will dominate revenue numbers, while service revenue compounds on utilisation, widening operational design domains.  
 
WeRide  just started to tee up their license business. Bosch has obviously done a lot of the ground work. WeRide being validated on that platform helps speed things up.  
 
How it earns money? This is a 2-tier model. WeRide > Bosch  > OEM. Everybody wants a chunk. Splits depend on power structures. Early on, WeRide needs to build position. I wouldnt be surprised if it's $100-300 per L2+ enabled vehicle (perpetual) and OTA $25-50 annual recurring, on volume play.