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[Exclusive Interview] 5GAA highlights progress in V2X and evolution of connected vehicle technologies
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Mobile World Congress 2026
5G Automotive Association (5GAA)
Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Maxime Flament
About This Interview
The Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026 took place in Barcelona, Spain, from March 2 to 5, 2026. During the event, MarkLines conducted a series of exclusive interviews with companies presenting next generation connectivity technologies. As part of this coverage, we spoke with Dr. Maxime Flament, Chief Technology Officer at the 5G Automotive Association (5GAA), to gain insights into the latest developments shaping the future of connected mobility.
Founded in 2016, 5GAA is a global cross-industry consortium uniting leading automotive manufacturers, tier1 suppliers, mobile network operators, chipset providers, and technology companies to develop real-world, scalable connectivity solutions delivering smart, safe, secure, and efficient mobility for all road users, now and in the future. With more than 100 member companies worldwide, 5GAA plays a key role in shaping standards, fostering interoperability, and driving global deployment of intelligent, connected vehicle infrastructure.
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About This Interview
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Q1What have been 5GAA’s most significant achievements over the past decade since its founding?
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Q2Which automotive use cases are gaining real traction now?
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Q3What role does edge computing play in low-latency V2X?
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Q4What message would you send to OEMs preparing for next generation connected vehicles?
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Q5We already have 5G today, but here at the event I see “6G” everywhere. What’s your view on 6G?
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Table of Contents
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About This Interview
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Q1What have been 5GAA’s most significant achievements over the past decade since its founding?
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Q2Which automotive use cases are gaining real traction now?
-
Q3What role does edge computing play in low-latency V2X?
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Q4What message would you send to OEMs preparing for next generation connected vehicles?
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Q5We already have 5G today, but here at the event I see “6G” everywhere. What’s your view on 6G?
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