Feasycom Participates in 19th CCC Plugfest, Focusing on Digital Key Standards and Ecosystem Collaboration
Ningbo, China — September 2026 — 피지컴, a member of the Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC), participated in the 19th CCC Digital Key™ End-to-End Interoperability Plugfest, held in Ningbo, Zhejiang, from September 7 에게 10. Hosted by Geely Holding Group, the event brought together CCC members from the automotive, mobile device, and wireless connectivity industries to discuss the evolution of digital key standards, interoperability requirements, and emerging application needs.
The event focused on CCC Digital Key™ Version 3 and Version 4 implementations, providing an opportunity for industry participants to exchange technical insights and explore the evolving requirements of the digital key ecosystem.
For 피지컴, participation in the event provided valuable opportunities to connect with industry partners, gain a broader understanding of developments across the global digital key ecosystem, and gather insights to support the continued development and product planning of its FeasyKey digital key solution.
The 19th CCC Plugfest in Ningbo.
Understanding Interoperability Needs Across the Digital Key Ecosystem
As connected vehicle technologies continue to evolve, digital keys are becoming an increasingly important part of the smart vehicle experience, extending beyond their original role as an alternative to traditional physical keys.
A digital key ecosystem involves multiple components, including vehicles, smartphones, wearable devices, 무선 통신 모듈, and cloud platforms. Ensuring reliable and secure interaction across different devices and manufacturers is therefore an important consideration for the wider adoption of digital key technology.
With end-to-end interoperability testing at the center of the event, CCC Plugfest provides an environment for participating companies to connect different hardware and software implementations, exchange technical experience, and better understand interoperability requirements across the ecosystem.
The 19th CCC Plugfest placed particular emphasis on Digital Key V3 and V4 implementations, reflecting the industry’s continued focus on evolving standards and interoperability across different platforms and devices.
For 피지컴, the event offered an opportunity to engage directly with industry partners and gain a deeper understanding of common challenges that may arise as digital key solutions move from development toward broader commercial deployment.
Connecting Standards Development with Application Requirements
As the CCC Digital Key specifications continue to evolve, digital key solutions are facing increasingly sophisticated requirements for wireless connectivity, secure communication, and compatibility across different devices and application environments.
For automotive manufacturers, Tier 1 suppliers, and technology providers, translating evolving standards into practical product design and system integration remains an important part of digital key development.
During the Plugfest, Feasycom exchanged views with industry partners on digital key technology, wireless connectivity, and system-level application requirements. Discussions covered the coordination needs between vehicle-side systems, mobile devices, and wireless modules, as well as the considerations that different companies face during product development and project integration.
The insights gained from these exchanges will help Feasycom continue to evaluate application requirements and refine the development of FeasyKey, particularly in areas such as wireless connectivity, protocol compatibility, and system integration.
Feasycom representatives at the 19th CCC Plugfest in Ningbo
FeasyKey: A Full-Stack Digital Key Solution
Building on its expertise in wireless connectivity, Feasycom has developed FeasyKey, a full-stack digital key solution designed to support automotive digital key applications from wireless modules to system-level functions.
FeasyKey covers vehicle-side wireless modules, a cloud management platform, and mobile application capabilities, and supports multiple digital key-related specifications, including CCC V3/V4, ICCE, and ICCOA.
Feasycom provides automotive-grade BLE wireless modules as well as complete digital key system solutions for vehicle manufacturers and Tier 1 suppliers. Depending on project requirements, the solution can support key functions including passive entry, passive start, digital key sharing, and access permission management.
Feasycom’s digital key solutions have been deployed in commercial production projects with automotive customers.
By combining capabilities across wireless hardware and software systems, Feasycom aims to help automotive customers simplify development and integration while addressing different requirements for product design, protocol compatibility, and system functionality.
“Reliable interoperability across manufacturers and devices is an important foundation for the large-scale adoption of digital key technology. Participating in CCC Plugfest and exchanging insights with industry partners has given us a deeper understanding of technology developments and application requirements across the digital key ecosystem. Feasycom will continue to follow the evolution of CCC standards, strengthen industry collaboration, and further develop our products and solutions based on real-world application needs, providing global automotive customers with highly compatible and reliable digital key solutions,” said a Feasycom business representative.
The 19th CCC Plugfest in Ningbo.
Supporting the Global Development of Automotive Wireless Connectivity
As China’s automotive industry continues to expand into international markets, digital key technology is becoming an increasingly important feature of connected vehicles. With adoption continuing to grow and automotive brands expanding globally, standardization and interoperability across platforms are becoming increasingly important.
For vehicles designed for global markets, standards-based digital key solutions can help reduce adaptation requirements across different regions and device environments while supporting a more consistent user experience. This also requires technology providers across the automotive ecosystem to closely follow standards development, strengthen technical collaboration, and continuously improve their products and delivery capabilities based on real-world project requirements.
Looking ahead, Feasycom will continue to expand its capabilities in automotive wireless connectivity, with ongoing development in areas including digital keys and automotive BLE/UWB positioning. By strengthening collaboration with CCC and industry partners and incorporating insights from evolving standards and real-world projects, Feasycom will continue to enhance its automotive-grade wireless modules and system solutions and provide reliable connectivity support for the development of intelligent and connected vehicles.


