Kigen secures GSMA eSA certification for automotive eSIM architecture
Technology developer Kigen achieved GSMA eSA security certification for its automotive eSIM hardware enabling vehicle manufacturers to deploy SGP 32 specification standards across connected fleets
CAMBRIDGE, UNITED KINGDOM – Global eSIM and iSIM specialist Kigen has secured GSMA eUICC Security Assurance (eSA) certification for its automotive eSIM technology, marking the industry's first eSA-certified eSIM supporting SGP.32 v1.3, the latest IoT eSIM specification. This certification, achieved by combining Kigen's eSIM OS with Infineon's TEGRION™ SLI22 automotive security controller, provides a secure, standards-current platform for connected-vehicle OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers.
The Kigen Automotive eSIM is the first to support GSMA SGP.32 version 1.3, offering emergency profile support, simplified integration for Telematics Control Units, and a unified architecture across various connected vehicles. Its certification spans the TEGRION™ SLx22 chip family, creating a three-product portfolio for automotive, consumer, and industrial IoT applications, all sharing the same OS and hardware platform.
Early support for GSMA SGP.32 v1.3 enhancements, like direct and indirect profile downloads and emergency profile handling, helps automotive manufacturers avoid architectural obsolescence. Kigen's Automotive eSIMs are compatible with over 20 network providers and 60+ Secure IoT modules, and will be available for OEM sampling in the ETSI MFF2 package from October 2026.
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