Sungrow E-Power Achieves ISO/SAE 21434 Certification, Setting a New Benchmark in Automotive Cybersecurity

On November 25, Sungrow E-Power was awarded the ISO/SAE 21434:2021 Automotive Cybersecurity Process Certification by SGS, signifying that the company’s cybersecurity management capabilities across the entire lifecycle of automotive electronic and electrical systems have reached internationally advanced levels. The certification ceremony was attended by Zheng Zheng, Product Line Director of SGS China Functional Safety Center, and Shi Liangchen, Vice President of Sungrow E-Power, among other representatives.

With the accelerating pace of vehicle electrification, automotive cybersecurity has become a key focus in the industry. ISO/SAE 21434, as a core international standard for cybersecurity, has emerged as a critical entry requirement for the supply chains of global mainstream vehicle manufacturers and component suppliers, serving as a fundamental pillar for safeguarding vehicle and user data security.

As a leading provider of motor controller and on-board charger system solutions for new energy vehicles, Sungrow E-Power’ attainment of the ISO/SAE 21434 Automotive Cybersecurity Certification demonstrates that the company has established a comprehensive cybersecurity management system covering the entire process from conceptual design, R&D and testing, to production and operation. This further enhances its systematic capability to address potential cyber threats and provides a solid foundation for better serving domestic and international OEM customers.