What is the purpose of upgrading the vehicle MCU?

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MacBeckett
07/30/25 1:59am
Upgrading the vehicle MCU involves enhancing the microcontrol unit of the car, which can improve the operational efficiency of the central control computer, making its functions more powerful. The vehicle MCU is the microcontroller in the car, equivalent to the human brain, controlling all electronic systems within the vehicle, such as multimedia, audio, navigation, and suspension. The vehicle MCU connects all the circuits in the car, serving as the central nervous system of the vehicle. As the core of the automotive electronic control system, the MCU must possess characteristics such as high-temperature resistance and durability, ensuring it is not easily damaged in the complex internal environment of the car.
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