Automotive
Standards for automotive manufacturing, supply chain, and quality management ensuring vehicle safety and reliability
The automotive industry relies heavily on ISO standards to ensure quality, safety, and efficiency throughout the supply chain. IATF 16949 is the cornerstone quality management standard recognized by all major automotive OEMs globally.
Organizations manufacturing for the automotive industry are typically required to be certified to IATF 16949, which builds upon ISO 9001 with additional automotive-specific requirements covering product safety, manufacturing feasibility, and customer-specific requirements.
Key Standards for Automotive
Benefits
- Access to automotive supply chain
- Reduced variation and defects
- Enhanced product safety
- OEM recognition worldwide
- Improved supplier relationships
- Cost reduction through efficiency
Industry Challenges
- Stringent customer requirements
- High quality expectations
- Complex supply chains
- Product safety criticality
- Rapid technology changes
All Standards for Automotive
ISO 26262
Automotive Functional Safety
International standard for functional safety of electrical and electronic systems in production automobiles
ISO IATF-16949
Automotive Quality Management Systems
Automotive industry quality management standard based on ISO 9001 with additional requirements
ISO 21434
Automotive Cybersecurity Engineering
International standard for cybersecurity engineering of road vehicles addressing cyber threats throughout the vehicle lifecycle, mandatory for UNECE WP.29 R155 compliance
ISO 23894
Artificial Intelligence - Risk Management
Comprehensive guidance standard for managing risks specific to artificial intelligence systems throughout their lifecycle, complementing ISO 42001 and based on ISO 31000 principles
ISO 21448
Safety of the Intended Functionality (SOTIF) for Automated Vehicles
Safety standard addressing automated driving systems' functional insufficiencies and reasonably foreseeable misuse, ensuring safety beyond traditional functional safety approaches
ISO 24028
Artificial Intelligence - Trustworthiness
Framework defining trustworthiness characteristics for AI systems including accountability, transparency, reliability, fairness, privacy protection, and robustness
ISO 27030
IoT Security and Privacy - Guidelines
Comprehensive security and privacy guidelines for Internet of Things (IoT) systems, addressing unique challenges of connected devices, data flows, and distributed architectures
ISO 39001
Road Traffic Safety Management Systems
Management system for road traffic safety enabling organizations to reduce deaths and serious injuries from road crashes