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The Electrical Backbone Behind Every Vehicle

The Body & Power domain provides the core electrical foundation—delivering body control, power conversion, and EV-ready electronics across all vehicle platforms.

What the industry needs, and how we answer it

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Every Function That Keeps the Vehicle Powered and in Control

Four areas where the body and power brief is most demanding, and what Accolade builds to answer each one.

Body Control That Handles the Whole Cabin

A modern vehicle runs dozens of body functions, lighting, wipers, doors, hazard systems, all needing coordinated control. Accolade's Body Control Module range manages these functions over CAN and LIN, consolidating body electronics into reliable, integrated control instead of a scatter of separate units.

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Power Conversion Built for Indian Conditions

Every electrical system in the vehicle depends on stable power. Accolade's DC-DC Converter and Linear Power Module deliver clean, efficient conversion validated for the heat, dust, and vibration Indian vehicles operate in, so the electronics downstream get the stable power they need.

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EV-Ready From the Ground Up

Electrification changes the power brief entirely. Accolade's Advanced BCM integrates EV Charge Control (EVCC) and multiplexing (MUX) into one centralised unit, giving EV and hybrid platforms the charge management and power distribution they need without a fragmented stack of separate modules.

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Sensing and Environmental Control

Beyond power and body control, the domain covers the sensors and comfort systems a complete vehicle needs, including the Gradient Sensor for incline detection and the Light Control Module for HVAC and lighting management. The full electrical picture, from one supplier.

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Engineered for Every Platform

This generation-spanning approach is what keeps Accolade's vehicle telematics solutions relevant from legacy retrofit fleets to next-generation 5G connected vehicle platforms, including V2X communication for OEM programmes that need it.

Generation Standard Application
Power Conversion & Management High-efficiency voltage stepping, stable power delivery, and load protection across electrical subsystems. DC-DC Converter · Linear Power Module (LPM)
Central Body Control & Multiplexing Centralised signal routing and automated management for lighting, wipers, HVAC, and door actuators over CAN/LIN networks. Body Control Module (BCM) · Advanced BCM
EV Charge & Energy Control Managed EV charging communication (EVCC), power routing, and multiplexed charge control for electric and hybrid powertrains. Advanced BCM (EVCC + MUX)
Environmental & Spatial Sensing Incline detection, cabin climate regulation, and vehicle environment inputs for dynamic stability and comfort control. Gradient Sensor · Light Control Module (HVAC)
Signal Routing & Communication High-reliability multi-band antenna integration and gateway signal distribution connecting body domains to zonal controllers. Shark Fin Antenna · Crash Pad Antenna

Additional Specifications

Category Supported Options
Protocols CAN 2.0 · CAN-FD · LIN · ISO 15118 / DIN 70121 (EVCC) · UDS · PWMa
Interfaces CAN 2.0 · CAN-FD · LIN · High-Side / Low-Side Power Drivers · Digital & Analog I/O · RF Antenna Harness

Protocols:

CAN 2.0 · CAN-FD · LIN · ISO 15118 / DIN 70121 (EVCC) · UDS · PWMa

Interfaces:

CAN 2.0 · CAN-FD · LIN · High-Side / Low-Side Power Drivers · Digital & Analog I/O · RF Antenna Harness

Every Standard the Vehicle's Electrical Core Demands

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ISO 26262

Functional safety management for electrical and electronic (E/E) systems in road vehicles.

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ISO 21434

Automotive cybersecurity engineering for connected electronic control units (ECUs).

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AIS 153

Safety and technical requirements for automotive body and structural systems.

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AIS 004 (Part 3)

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) requirements for automotive components and assemblies.

AIS 189

Safety requirements for electric powertrain vehicles and critical control electronics.

AIS 190

Automotive cybersecurity management systems (CSMS) framework.

Standard Status
AIS 153 [Status to confirm]
AIS 004 Part 3 [Status to confirm]
AIS-189 [Status to confirm]
AIS 190 [Status to confirm]
ISO 26262 [Status to confirm]
ISO 21434 [Status to confirm]