The 5G Automotive Association is organising the online session “Introducing a Framework for Dynamic Trustworthiness Assessment in Cooperative and Automated Vehicles”.

• Date & Time: Thursday, 2 October 2025, 16:00 – 17:00 CEST
• Location: Microsoft Teams Webinar (Online)

Connected and Automated Vehicles are expected to make critical decisions based on data from external sources, yet current approaches to security and safety do not address a fundamental question: How much can the content of this data be trusted?

This Online Session will present 5GAA’s new White Paper “A Framework for Dynamic Trustworthiness Assessment in Cooperative and Automated Vehicles“, which tackles this largely unsolved problem by introducing a dynamic trust assessment framework centred on Actual Trustworthiness Level and Required Trustworthiness Level – metrics that quantify the residual uncertainty about whether external data or system behavior can be trusted based on available evidence and how much trust is needed to meet the operational and safety requirements of the current context.

Experts from 5GAA, Huawei and DENSO will join this online session to present the content of the White Paper, as well as its methodology and goals.

If you are interested, you can register here.

Meet the Speakers

• Ioannis Krontiris, Senior Research Engineer – Security, Privacy and Trust, Huawei, Trust4CAV 5GAA Work Item Lead
• Alexander Kiening, Technical Manager Security R&D Europe, DENSO

Agenda

• Introduction (16.00 – 16.05)
• Quantifying Trust in Cooperative and Automated Vehicles (16.05 – 16.25)
• Acting on Trust: Setting the bar for taking decisions (16.25 – 16.45)
• Q&A (16.45 – 17.00)

Whether you are a policymaker, researcher, or part of the automotive and mobility ecosystem, this is your chance to engage with industry experts and explore the foundations of dynamic trust assessment in Connected and Automated Vehicles – a crucial step toward ensuring safer, more reliable C-V2X deployments.

For more information, please contact marcom@5gaa.org

The 35th 5GAA F2F Meeting Week will take place in Shanghai, China, between 20 – 23 October 2025.

Meet the Sponsor

We are pleased to share that our 5GAA member, Huawei, will be sponsoring the Coffee Breaks & Networking Activity at our 35th Meeting Week in Shanghai. This sponsorship provides members with an enhanced opportunity to connect, exchange insights, and build relationships in a relaxed and collaborative setting. 

Huawei is a founding active member of 5GAA, collaborating closely with global industry leaders to advance connected and autonomous vehicle technologies through 5G and C-V2X solutions. Huawei is engaged in joint research, standardisation initiatives, and cross-industry trials that connect the automotive and ICT sectors, thereby contributing to the evolution of smart transportation ecosystems.
 
By contributing to this event, Huawei is helping make this Meeting Week experience even more engaging. 
 
Thank you, Huawei, for supporting the 35th 5GAA Meeting Week.

In a global premiere in May 2025, the 5G Automotive Association (5GAA) demonstrated connected vehicles using non-terrestrial networks (NTN) complementing terrestrial 4G and 5G networks for emergency messaging. It also did the first on-the-road, live-traffic demonstration of 5G-V2X Direct technology capabilities for advanced connected-vehicle services and ready-to-deploy vehicle-to-network (V2N) technologies, which can improve road safety in real traffic conditions.

Missed the demos? No problem! Now you can see the replay of these advanced vehicle technologies! Watch the full video below to experience the demos in action!  

5GAA-member vehicle manufacturers BMW Group and Stellantis and technology partners Anritsu, Cubic³, Deutsche Telekom, HARMAN, Jember, LG Electronics, Qualcomm Technologies, MediaTek, Rohde & Schwarz, Rolling Wireless, Skylo, VEDECOM Institute, and Viasat participated in the NTN satellite connectivity demonstrations. The demos focused on realising hazard warning and emergency messaging use cases in the vehicle as well as illustrating how NTN will complement terrestrial 4G and 5G networks in the future.

Demonstrations on public roads underlined how NTN can support ubiquitous automotive connectivity for connected services with seamless integration and switching between NTN and terrestrial networks to enable voice communication. In the future, car drivers may not even realise that satellite connectivity has replaced a terrestrial network. According to the 5GAA 2030 Roadmap, the initial market deployment of satellite connectivity in vehicles is expected by 2027 (based on IoT NTN 3GPP Release 17).

Anritsu, Keysight Technologies, Rohde & Schwarz, and MediaTek complemented the NTN demonstrations with parallel test equipment measurements for performance verification.

For the first time on public roads, 5GAA member Valeo, in collaboration with Marben, demonstrated 5G-V2X Direct, in which two vehicles shared sensor data, triggering a warning of a pedestrian crossing at an obstructed intersection. This demonstration illustrated how 5G-V2X Direct (based on 3GPP Release 16) will enable vulnerable road users’ advanced protection by leveraging sensors and camera feeds from other vehicles to alert drivers, paving the way for smarter mobility. As per the 5GAA Visionary 2030 Roadmap, 5G-V2X is expected to be mass-deployed in commercial vehicle models starting from the time horizon 2026-2029.

The public road demonstrations continued with V2N technology for road users’ protection. 5GAA members, including Nokia, Orange, Stellantis, Valeo, and VEDECOM Institute, showcased interoperable V2X Platforms with vehicles, mobile applications and smart intersections (equipped with cameras and connected via the 5G networks) sharing collective perception to enhance road users’ safety.

 Additionally, HARMAN and u-blox showcased Emergency Electronic Brake Light (EEBL) near-real-time alerts to prevent hard braking events in line with the upcoming 2026 Euro NCAP local hazard warning requirements, and used precise positioning techniques to prevent false alerts.

5GAA members Rohde & Schwarz, S.E.A., Keysight and Orange also exhibited Next Generation Emergency Call (NG eCall) verification and network performance.

The event, hosted by Telecom-Paris, highlighted how 5GAA is driving the development of new standards for safety and innovation in automotive connectivity in Europe and globally.

5GAA is proud to celebrate its members’ achievements, which will be on full display at the ITS World Congress in Atlanta this August. From cutting-edge innovations to the deployment of mature intelligent transport systems for connected mobility, more than 20 5GAA member companies will participate, showcasing both individual and joint efforts that demonstrate the readiness of C-V2X solutions for large-scale deployment.

C-V2X uniquely combines direct vehicle-to-vehicle and network-based communication, enabling real-time information sharing between vehicles, infrastructure, pedestrians, and the cloud. This dual capability is critical to improving safety, reducing traffic congestion, and enhancing mobility system efficiency.

Download our brochure to discover everything our members are showcasing and how they are contributing to the programme at ITS World Congress Atlanta. Thank you to our members for participating:

AT&T Connected Solutions, Audi, Ericsson, Qualcomm, Verizon, Bosch, DENSO Corporation, HARMAN Automotive, LG Electronics, Applied Information, Cohda Wireless, Commsignia, Ettifos, Honda Motor, INTEGRITY Security Services LLC, Miovision, Monotch B.V., Microsec Ltd, Southwest Research Institute, Transportation Research Institute.

A Full Ecosystem on Display

5GAA members represent the broader connected mobility value chain—from vehicle manufacturers and telecom operators to chipset providers, software developers, infrastructure suppliers, and research institutions.

Their presence in Atlanta will highlight how C-V2X technology is already delivering:

• Safety:  Real-time situational awareness to protect drivers and vulnerable road users.
• Smart transportation: Smart traffic coordination via both direct V2X and cellular communications.
• Sustainability: Reducing emissions and fuel consumption through improved traffic management and reduced congestion.

5GAA members and the State Departments of Transportation (DoTs) will also showcase the role that they are playing in fostering these deployments throughout several demonstrations. Across the country, State and local agencies are partnering with infrastructure owners and operations (IOOs), and OEMs to enable roadside deployments, programmes, and long-term investment in connected infrastructure. These efforts underscore the U.S. commitment to leveraging C-V2X as a foundation for the future of mobility.

From demonstrations of real-world use cases to technical discussions, 5GAA members will highlight various ways in which C-V2X provides a tangible impact for regions, communities and end customers.

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For more information, please contact marcom@5gaa.org

In this cross-industry panel discussion of TelecomTV’s DSP Leaders World Forum, leaders from Jaguar Land Rover, Wind River and 5GAA explored how telcos and automotive OEMs can better align to support the growth of connected vehicles. From the rise of the software-defined vehicle to monetisation models, regulatory drivers and safety-critical connectivity, they look at the opportunities – and hurdles – to creating smarter, more responsive vehicles. With practical insights on APIs, over-the-air updates, digital twins and vehicle-to-everything (V2X), this debate revealed what it will take to make the connected car ecosystem truly work.

This second Technical Report (TR) edition provides an updated set of Use Case requirements, and a new evaluation methodology review for deployment potential using Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) infra-structure. The work is based on Use Cases (UC) and requirements developed by 5G Automotive Association’s Work Group 1 (WG1) and other organisations, such as the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) MEC and China’s IMT 2020 PG.

Down-selection and analysis of UCs are outlined in this TR according to different objectives and criteria, including the technology’s feasibility and demonstrated capabilities, its evaluated performance, its proven business potential, etc. For this, a vehicle Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) perspective on UCs is featured because the end application is consumed on the vehicle side. Additional requirements, such as end-to-end (E2E) security schemes, should also be considered.

The newly introduced evaluation methodology presented in this TR is examined through discussion of examples and best practices. The aim of this approach is to help OEM’s better evaluate how/when to deploy vehicle features on-board, in MEC, or in a central cloud. A discussion of the relevant criteria to be considered, and the related technical or business issues for these criteria, is given to guide the reader through the evaluation methodology.

Read and download the full report here.

The first version was published in July 2021, and can be found here.

Currently, for V2X direct communication, there is no available common policy (certificate policy for Public Key Infrastructure, or PKI, operators) for Security Credential Management System (SCMS) in the U.S. or Canada. A few SCMS providers created their own policies, which are not only incomplete but there are no published common policy documents feasible for SCMS PKI operation, hindering the widespread adoption of the technology. The Government of Canada sponsored an effort which resulted in a model for consideration.

A common Certificate Policy (CP) would help facilitate an ecosystem supporting interoperability and shared trust for V2X direct communication. The European Union addresses this issue by taking a central regulatory role, creating the CP, Security Policy (SP) and C-ITS Point of Contact (CPOC) documents that govern a V2X PKI for direct communication. North America need not duplicate what has been done elsewhere, though an accepted policy will build a greater ecosystem and support V2X direct deployment among a diverse set of automakers and other transport agencies.

The Certificate Policy Proposal contributing to this Work Item (WI) evolved into a Technical Report (TR) that develops a clear CP leveraging global best practices for security PKI and practical experience securing V2X direct communication, as well as common processes to facilitate an approach to SCMS.

For V2X mobile network communication, certificates are needed to authenticate interconnected backend systems and to protect communication between the systems. This Technical Report also elaborates on how to handle those certificates.

Download the Technical Report here.

5GAA members will be actively participating throughout the entire congress, showcasing their innovative solutions and presenting in dynamic sessions.

Download our brochure to discover everything our members are showcasing and how they are contributing to the programme at ITS World Congress Atlanta. Thank you to our members for participating:

AT&T Connected Solutions, Audi, Ericsson, Qualcomm, Verizon, Bosch, DENSO Corporation, HARMAN Automotive, LG Electronics, Applied Information, Cohda Wireless, Commsignia, Ettifos, Honda Motor, INTEGRITY Security Services LLC, Miovision, Monotch B.V., Microsec Ltd, Southwest Research Institute, Transportation Research Institute.

A Full Ecosystem on Display

5GAA members represent the broader connected mobility value chain—from vehicle manufacturers and telecom operators to chipset providers, software developers, infrastructure suppliers, and research institutions.

Their presence in Atlanta will highlight how C-V2X technology is already delivering:

• Safety:  Real-time situational awareness to protect drivers and vulnerable road users.
• Smart transportation: Smart traffic coordination via both direct V2X and cellular communications.
• Sustainability: Reducing emissions and fuel consumption through improved traffic management and reduced congestion.

5GAA members and the State Departments of Transportation (DoTs) will also showcase the role that they are playing in fostering these deployments throughout several demonstrations. Across the country, State and local agencies are partnering with infrastructure owners and operations (IOOs), and OEMs to enable roadside deployments, programmes, and long-term investment in connected infrastructure. These efforts underscore the U.S. commitment to leveraging C-V2X as a foundation for the future of mobility.

The 5G Automotive Association is organising the online session “Integrated sensing and communication for automotive: Use cases & Technology Features”.

Date & Time: Wednesday, 2 July 2025 | 15:00 – 16:00 CEST
Location: Online (Teams)

Join 5GAA and industry experts for an online session exploring the integration of sensing and communication systems into one system from an automotive perspective, as outlined in the 5GAA work item “Study on integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) for C-V2X application”

If you are interested, you can register here.

Experts from Huawei, Continental, and Qualcomm will present to participants critical aspects such as:

• Objectives and scope of ISAC in the automotive sector
• Insights into current ISAC use cases and their sensing requirements
• Emerging ISAC technologies and their potential for future vehicle platforms

If you are interested, you can register here.

Meet the Speakers

• Moderator: Maxime Flament, 5GAA CTO
• José Mauricio Perdomo Zelaya (Huawei)
• David Gonzalez Gonzalez (Continental)
• Shuanshuan Wu (Qualcomm)

Agenda

1. Introduction – 5GAA/ISAC WI Maxime Flament
2. Problem Statement, Objectives & Scope – José Mauricio Perdomo Zelaya (Huawei)
3. ISAC Concept – David Gonzalez Gonzalez (Continental)
4. ISAC Use Cases and Sensing SLRs – José Mauricio Perdomo Zelaya (Huawei)
5. ISAC Technology Features and Implementation Considerations for Automotive
   • ISAC Technology Features and Complementary Components David Gonzalez Gonzalez (Continental)
   • ISAC Integration Levels – José Mauricio Perdomo Zelaya (Huawei)
   • ISAC Technical Considerations for Automotive – Shuanshuan Wu (Qualcomm)
6. Q&A

Register here.

For more information, please contact marcom@5gaa.org