Select a language
Bosch's Suzhou Plant 1, established in 1999, produces a wide range of advanced components and solutions for the global automotive industry, contributing to enhanced vehicle reliability and performance. Since 2013, a dedicated sensor testing center has been established at the site. This backend site is one of Asia’s most advanced facilities that focuses on trimming and final testing of semiconductors and sensors for consumer and mobility applications.
The semiconductors and sensors tested are used in consumer and automotive electronics, e.g. in smartphones, wearables, and vehicles.
Bosch currently carries out most of the final testing of its semiconductors in Reutlingen, Germany; Hatvan, Hungary; Suzhou, China; and Penang, Malaysia.
With a strong focus on innovation and quality, the Bosch test center in Suzhou supports the continuously expanding semiconductor needs of customers in the global market.
Advanced component-level trimming and testing, failure analysis capabilities with state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment.
Power semiconductors, motion sensors, environmental & pressure sensors, and smart sensors.
Automotive components, smart phones, hearables & wearables, AR/VR glasses & headsets, laptops and tablets, robots and drones, gaming & TV, air quality, IoT whitegoods, smart home, etc.
~ 3,100 square meters, in addition 1,100 square meters in extension process (will be available in January 2027)
As a pioneer in Industry 4.0, Bosch Suzhou plants leverage advanced technologies, such as AI, big data analytics, digital twin and low-code platforms, keep improving production efficiency, operational management, and quality control. Through this comprehensive digital transformation, Suzhou Plant 1 strengthens Bosch’s competitiveness in the market and delivers greater value to its customers.
At Bosch Suzhou Plant 1, AI technologies are widely applied in the testing domain to enhance both engineering efficiency and product quality.
AI-powered computer vision is applied to online inspection and post-process analysis, enabling automated, real-time quality monitoring. This not only reduces manual inspection efforts but also allows early detection of anomalies in testing process, minimizing defect rates and ensuring consistent product quality.
By taking advantage of big data mining and prediction deployment, Suzhou Plant 1 will further empower its employees by freeing them from routine tasks, allowing them to focus on more creative and value-added activities. Beyond enabling smart manufacturing, innovations play a critical role in upskilling employees and embedding a culture of continuous improvement across the organization.
As one of Bosch’s key semiconductor testing and manufacturing sites in China, the Suzhou plant is steadily transforming into a smart, high-tech production hub. Here, you will be part of a global technology leader and have the opportunity to:
Since its establishment in 1999, Bosch’s Suzhou Plant 1 have leveraged Suzhou’s favorable business environment and strong industrial foundation to become one of Bosch’s largest R&D and manufacturing hubs in China.
In line with China’s transformation in mobility, in January 2023, Suzhou Industrial Park Administrative Committee signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Bosch Suzhou plants to deepen partnership and drive the production of key components for new energy vehicles.