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    Autoliv and Hangsheng Electric plan safety electronics JV for Chinese car market

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    Posted on October 9, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Tags:innovationjoint ventureAutomotive industrypartnershiptechnology

    Quick Summary

    Autoliv and Hangsheng Electric plan a joint venture to produce safety electronics for the Chinese market, aiming for regulatory approval by 2026.

    Table of Contents

    • Joint Venture Overview
    • Stake and Regulatory Approvals
    • Innovations in Automotive Safety
    • Market Reach Beyond China

    Autoliv and Hangsheng Electric to Launch Joint Venture in China

    Joint Venture Overview

    STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Swedish auto safety gear maker Autoliv said on Thursday it plans to form a joint venture with Chinese electric vehicle electronics group Hangsheng Electric to make safety electronics for the Chinese market.

    Stake and Regulatory Approvals

    Autoliv said it expects the joint venture, in which it would hold a 40% stake, to be formally established in the first quarter of 2026 pending regulatory approvals from Chinese authorities.

    Innovations in Automotive Safety

    "Together, we will advance automotive safety technologies by bringing new innovations and efficiency together," it said in a statement.

    Market Reach Beyond China

    "In addition to serving customers within China, this joint venture will enable Autoliv to support markets beyond China by providing advanced solutions and innovations in this field," it said.

    (Reporting by Anna Ringstrom, editing by Susan Fenton)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Autoliv and Hangsheng Electric plan a joint venture.
    • •The focus is on safety electronics for the Chinese market.
    • •Autoliv will hold a 40% stake in the venture.
    • •Regulatory approval is expected by Q1 2026.
    • •The venture aims to innovate in automotive safety.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Autoliv and Hangsheng Electric plan safety electronics JV for Chinese car market

    1What is a joint venture?

    A joint venture is a business arrangement where two or more parties agree to pool their resources for a specific task, sharing profits, losses, and control over the project.

    2What are automotive safety technologies?

    Automotive safety technologies are innovations designed to enhance vehicle safety, including systems that prevent accidents, protect occupants, and improve overall vehicle performance.

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