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ASPICE (Automotive Software Process Improvement and Capability Assessment) is a global standard for automotive software product development established by VDA (German Federation of the Automotive Industry).ASPICE CL3 is the highest evaluation certification level officially announced and Tier 1 has been obtained, which indicates that enterprises have the ability to establish standard work processes and form organizational process assets. Each project can establish project-level processes through the cutting of standard processes to ensure the quality of project delivery.

CNAS laboratory accreditation evaluates and recognizes a laboratory's management and technical capabilities based on revelant national standards and international guidelines, following prescribed procedures and requirements.

ISO 26262 automotive electronic functional safety standard was officially released in 2011, is a global general standard of functional safety.ASIL is a key part of the IOS 26262 standard, which is determined at the beginning of the development process. Users need to analyze the intended function of the system according to possible hazards.ASIL-D is the highest level of functional safety in automobiles.

ISO/SAE 21434 standard was officially released on August 31, 2021. As the first international standard in the field of automotive cybersecurity, ISO/SAE 21434 provides important help for the automotive industry to manage cyber risks, prove compliance with new regulations and build customer confidence. It is a key supporting standard for the UNR1551 regulation.