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Forum ยป What companies were the 1st to make chips, for cars?
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post 1694752853 12-12-2023, 09:41 AM
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What companies were the 1st to make chips, for cars?

What were the 1st car companies that companies like Qualcomm made chips for, and what years?

Who were the 1st car companies to have these chips?
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Pretty sure the first was the 1982 Knight Industries Two Thousand.
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And for some non-fiction cars?
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Before I researched it I was correct


Volkswagen was the first automobile manufacturer to use performance chips in their vehicles. In 1968, the German company introduced the very first vehicle with computer-controlled electronic fuel injection (EFI)
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Originally Posted By x-trainer
Before I researched it I was correct


Volkswagen was the first automobile manufacturer to use performance chips in their vehicles. In 1968, the German company introduced the very first vehicle with computer-controlled electronic fuel injection (EFI)
Which would have been the Bosch jetronic I think it was.

Not sure Bosch would have made the chips required though. They would most likely have had an outside computer chip supplier make them.
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Originally Posted By ymer⏩
Can you speak english?

Not fluent in ebonics or potato.
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Originally Posted By x-trainer
Before I researched it I was correct


Volkswagen was the first automobile manufacturer to use performance chips in their vehicles. In 1968, the German company introduced the very first vehicle with computer-controlled electronic fuel injection (EFI)
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Which would have been the Bosch jetronic I think it was.

Not sure Bosch would have made the chips required though. They would most likely have had an outside computer chip supplier make them.
Saying Qaulcomm, I assumed OP means digital integrated circuits or microchips. That would be later, 70's and 80's before widespread production use.
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I was thinking more of AI chips.
Originally Posted By x-trainer
Before I researched it I was correct


Volkswagen was the first automobile manufacturer to use performance chips in their vehicles. In 1968, the German company introduced the very first vehicle with computer-controlled electronic fuel injection (EFI)
Not quite. The 1st production car to feature electronic fuel injection was the 1957 Chevrolet Corvette. The system, called "Ramjet," was developed by General Motors and became available as an option for the Corvette.
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Originally Posted By NealIRC⏩
I was thinking more of AI chips.


Not quite. The 1st production car to feature electronic fuel injection was the 1957 Chevrolet Corvette. The system, called "Ramjet," was developed by General Motors and became available as an option for the Corvette.
Hmmm... wikipedia says Ramjet was a mechanical fuel injection system.

Other than space and military, nothing was really "computerized" until late 70's early 80's, and it was mostly dogchit until the 90's.
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Originally Posted By NealIRC⏩
I was thinking more of AI chips.


Not quite. The 1st production car to feature electronic fuel injection was the 1957 Chevrolet Corvette. The system, called "Ramjet," was developed by General Motors and became available as an option for the Corvette.
That wasn't electronic fuel injection, it was mechanical. No computer control.
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Originally Posted By Seatard⏩
Hmmm... wikipedia says Ramjet was a mechanical fuel injection system.

Other than space and military, nothing was really "computerized" until late 70's early 80's, and it was mostly dogchit until the 90's.
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Originally Posted By InPhase⏩
That wasn't electronic fuel injection, it was mechanical. No computer control.
Okay, I just asked ChatGPT, says:

The first mass-produced car with computer-controlled electronic fuel injection (EFI) is often credited to the 1975 model year Chevrolet Cosworth Vega. The Cosworth Vega featured a Bosch electronic fuel injection system called Bosch L-Jetronic. This system utilized an electronic control unit (ECU) to monitor engine parameters and adjust fuel injection accordingly.

^ I have no idea how accurate it is.
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