5GAA Members at ITS World Congress Atlanta: Advancing C-V2X for Safer, Smarter, and Greener Mobility
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.
For more information, please contact marcom@5gaa.org
ITS World Congress 2025
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.
Integrated sensing and communication for automotive: Use cases & Technology Features
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
- Introduction – 5GAA/ISAC WI Maxime Flament
- Problem Statement, Objectives & Scope – José Mauricio Perdomo Zelaya (Huawei)
- ISAC Concept – David Gonzalez Gonzalez (Continental)
- ISAC Use Cases and Sensing SLRs – José Mauricio Perdomo Zelaya (Huawei)
- 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)
- Q&A
Register here.
For more information, please contact marcom@5gaa.org
V2N2X security, privacy, and data quality
Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything, or C-V2X, is an umbrella term that encompasses all 3GPP V2X technologies, including both direct (PC5) and mobile network communications (Uu). In many cases, both direct and network modes of C-V2X can be used for the same or similar automotive and Intelligent Transport System (ITS) applications, yet with different service characteristics. However, there are fundamental differences when it comes to the architecture and realisation of different Use Cases applying mobile network vs. direct, short-range, communications. This leads to different ways of handling security, privacy, and how to ensure data quality – the fundamental requirements of every ITS service – when using C-V2X mobile network communication or direct communication. This is already reflected in other organisations such as ITS America.
This 5GAA paper provides an overview of how security, privacy, and data quality are addressed for C-V2X using mobile network and backend communications, also known as Vehicle-to-Network-to-Everything (V2N2X) solutions.
The paper was originally published in December 2024. The current downloadable version is the updated edition, released on 3 June 2025. 5GAA remains committed to keeping all its publications accurate and up to date.
Road Traffic Operation in a Digital Age: A Holistic Cross-Stakeholder Approach
The societal ambitions of zero fatalities and climate neutrality in road transportation, as well as future ambitions of automated driving require a new approach to the handling of road traffic information. The key stakeholders of the ecosystem, global automotive OEMs, service providers (SPs) and infrastructure owner-operators (IOOs), need new digital methods of operating and interworking.
This white paper proposes a transformative approach for automotive stakeholders, emphasizing scalable digital data exchange and a federated architecture to manage road traffic information efficiently. The architecture ensures bidirectional communication, delivering static, semi-static, and near real-time data for safe and efficient transportation. The paper concludes with recommendations for a National Roadway Digital Strategy, federated information-sharing structures, and aligned investments. Emphasising the integration of technologies and data-driven decision-making, it aligns with 5GAA’s mission to propel road traffic operations into the digital age.
Read or download the full white paper here.
The paper was originally published in January 2024. The current downloadable version is the updated edition, released on 3 June 2025. 5GAA remains committed to keeping all its publications accurate and up to date.
Note: To complement this white paper with further technical details and business considerations, 5GAA has developed two technical reports and one position paper:
- Technical Report “Vehicle to Network to Everything (V2N2X) Communications; Architecture, Solution Blueprint, and Use Case Implementation Examples”: This technical report describes for different ecosystem stakeholders how to realise various V2X applications and use cases (UCs), using cellular network communications in combination with information sharing structures between backend systems. It also clarifies the different implementation options of the V2X application in a vehicle and their related implications. In this report, readers can also find verified V2N2X solutions and references to initial operational deployments that realize the suggested application-level reference architecture, e.g., C-Roads, Talking Traffic, Mobilidata, etc. The document is available here.
- Technical Report “Business Perspectives on Vehicle-to-Network-to-Everything (V2N2X) Deployments”: This technical report describes the V2N2X market from a business standpoint, encompassing market dynamics, stakeholder analysis, and business models deployed in various exemplary instances. The document is available here.
- Position paper “V2N2X security, privacy, and data quality”: This position paper provides an overview of how security, privacy, and data quality are addressed for C-V2X using mobile network and backend communications, with highlights on the different characteristics and approaches in comparison with C-V2X direct communications. The document is available here.
A 5GAA online session on the V2N2X topic and reports took place on 18 June 2024. The recording of the online session can be accessed here. The slides of the presentation can be accessed here.
DENSO
Driving the Future: 5GAA Brings First-Ever Satellite and 5G-V2X Direct Vehicle Connectivity to Life in Paris
- In a global premiere, 5GAA members demonstrated connected vehicles using non-terrestrial networks (NTN), complementing terrestrial 4G and 5G networks
- The event featured the first on-the-road, live-traffic demonstration of 5G-V2X Direct technology capabilities for advanced connected mobility services
- 5GAA members showcased ready-to-deploy vehicle-to-network (V2N) technologies improving road safety in real traffic conditions
PARIS, 15 May 2025 — For the first time worldwide, the 5G Automotive Association (5GAA) showcased connected vehicles using non-terrestrial networks (NTN) for emergency messaging, as well as 5G-V2X Direct for advanced detection of vulnerable road users (VRU) in real-traffic conditions. 5GAA members also demonstrated the readily available capabilities of Vehicle-to-Network (V2N) services.
“Today, we saw real vehicles on real roads, connected through cutting-edge technologies such as satellite, 5G-V2X Direct and commercial networks. This is the future of automotive connectivity, and it’s closer than you think,” said 5GAA Chairman Christoph Voigt.
5GAA members, 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 demonstrated NTN satellite connectivity. Demonstrations focused respectively 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 emphasised the vision of 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 is being established instead of using a terrestrial network. According to 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 the road, 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 requirements, and used precise positioning techniques to prevent false alerts.
5GAA members Rohde & Schwarz, S.E.A., Keysight and Orange alsoexhibited Next Generation Emergency Call (NG eCall) verification and network performance.
The event, hosted by Telecom-Paris, highlighted how 5GAA is developing new standards for safety and innovation in automotive connectivity in Europe and globally.
Please see our brochure about the Paris demonstrations here.
A French version of this press release is also available for our French-speaking audience here.
Discover What Our 5GAA Members Are Saying here.
About the 5GAA
The 5G Automotive Association (5GAA) is a global, cross-industry organisation of more than 110 members, including leading global automakers, Tier-1 suppliers, mobile operators, semiconductor companies, and test equipment vendors. 5GAA members work together to develop end-to-end solutions for future mobility and transport services. 5GAA is committed to helping define and develop the next generation of connected mobility, automated vehicles, and intelligent transport solutions based on C-V2X. For more information about 5GAA, please visit www.5gaa.org.
Study on integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) for C-V2X application
The Work Item “Study on Integrated Sensing and Communication for C-V2X Application” aims to discuss the integration of sensing and communication systems into one system from an automotive perspective. The Work Item aims to identify key features relevant for the realization of the selected automotive use cases.
The Technical Report outlines the objectives and goals of the work item, implementation descriptions of automotive use cases with ISAC and key technology trends to facilitate the application of ISAC in C-V2X scenarios. The objectives of the work item are thus:
Analysis of ISAC use cases and ISAC concept development
- Identify applicable ISAC use cases for connected mobility from 5GAA, academia, standards organizations (SDO) such as 3GPP SA1, etc.
- Define criteria/rationales to select a subset of use cases.
- Update use cases to identify the value and impact of ISAC technologies.
- Derive sensing requirements for selected use cases.
- Establish quantitative general metrics to evaluate and measure the performance of ISAC solutions to guide research and standardization.
- Describe an ISAC concept based on existing technologies in the automotive sector/field.
Study possible ISAC technology trends
- Do state-of-the-art study of the evolution and technology trends of new ISAC features in research and SDOs (e.g. 3GPP, ETSI) and analyze the potential impact on both communication and sensing systems from the automotive
perspective. - Analyze ISAC technology features relevant for the identified automotive use cases
Download the Technical Report here.
ITS European Congress – Seville 2025
5GAA Special Interest Session at the ITS European Congress 2025
Title: Emergent technologies: data and services for mobility
Date & Time: Tuesday, 20 May 2025 | 11:45 – 12:45
Location: Room Paris F, ITS European Congress, Seville
5GAA’s Special Interest Session brings together leading voices from the automotive and transport sectors to explore how vehicle-generated data is transforming mobility services across Europe.
This session will examine how advanced cellular connectivity and robust data exchange frameworks are enabling innovative applications that deliver real value for both public authorities and private stakeholders. With real-world examples from national road operators and ministries, the discussion will highlight how connected vehicle data is already supporting road maintenance, traffic management, and emergency services.
Participants will delve into the potential of public-private collaboration in shaping a more efficient, safe, and sustainable mobility ecosystem.
Moderator: Maxime Flament, 5G Automotive Association
Speakers:
- Ilka Katharina Bas, Mercedes-Benz AG
- Per-Olof Svensk, Swedish Transport Administration
- Erik Vrijens, Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management
5GAA Conference: France 2030 & Beyond: Accelerating Connected Mobility
On 15 May 2025, the 5G Automotive Association (5GAA) will host a full day of high-level discussions and real-world demonstrations in Paris, spotlighting the latest V2X innovations in France and across Europe.
Key Topics
The day will begin with the “France 2030 & Beyond: Accelerating Connected Mobility” conference at La Défense. This conference will gather key industry leaders, policymakers, and regulatory experts to discuss the future of V2X in France and Europe, focusing on cooperative, connected, and automated mobility (CCAM).
Discussions will focus on accelerating the market deployment of CCAM technologies and the key enablers needed for future mobility. Highlights include expert panels on what the automotive industry needs to scale connected mobility services and the role of Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN) in delivering large-scale, reliable V2X solutions.
Experience the Technology
In the afternoon, participants will travel to Paris-Saclay, to experience first-hand the latest C-V2X innovations by 5GAA members in the Paris Télécom University area:
- First-ever demonstration of NTN technology applications for the automotive sector, allowing for seamless ubiquitous connectivity.
- Vehicle-to-Network (V2N) services showcase for Vulnerable Road Users’ protection at intersections and safety alerts between vehicles in case of hard braking ahead, toemphasize the market readiness and fast-scaling potential of network-based technologies.
- First-ever on-road 5G-V2X Direct (3GPP Release 16) demonstration of sensor-sharing between vehicles for Vulnerable Road Users (VRU) detection at an obstructed intersection, on-road and in real-traffic conditions.
Please see our brochure about the Paris demonstrations here:
https://5gaa.org/content/uploads/2025/05/5gaa-paris-demos-media-kit-14.05.2025.pdf
Media contact: marcom@5GAA.org
