Samsung Elec unit Harman to acquire ZF Group's ADAS business for 1.5 billion euros
Samsung’s Harman International is set to acquire ZF Friedrichshafen’s ADAS business for €1.5 billion, marking its full-scale entry into the rapidly growing advanced driver assistance systems market. The deal strengthens Harman’s portfolio in vehicle cameras and ADAS controllers amid a market projected to surge to $73.7 billion by 2030.
December 23, 2025
Heekyong Yang/Reuters
Samsung’s Harman to Acquire ZF Friedrichshafen’s ADAS Unit for €1.5B, Expanding Into Fast-Growing Vehicle Technology Market.
Reuters
Samsung Electronics said on Tuesday its unit Harman International has agreed to acquire German automotive supplier ZF Friedrichshafen's advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) business for 1.5 billion euros ($1.77 billion).
Samsung said the deal will allow Harman to secure ADAS-related technologies and products, including front-facing vehicle cameras and ADAS controllers, marking a full-scale entry into the fast-growing ADAS market.
The company said the market for ADAS and central vehicle controllers is expected to expand in size from 62.6 trillion won ($42.18 billion) in 2025 to 97.4 trillion won in 2030.
-Heekyong Yang/Reuters
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