Inquiry About the NXP Longevity Program

[KIMSJ]

Hello,

I am currently developing equipment using the MPC5674F series.
As you are aware, the MPC5674F series is included in the NXP Semiconductors Longevity Program.

However, this program is scheduled to end in October 2026. I would like to inquire about the following points:

1.  I understand that the conclusion of the Longevity Program does not necessarily indicate that the product has reached End of Life (EOL). Could you please confirm if this is correct?
2. Could you provide an approximate timeline for the discontinuation or EOL of the MPC5674F series?
3. I am currently referring to YTEOL information from "BOM Intelligence", which estimates the remaining lifecycle of the MPC5674F series to be approximately eight years (subject to future updates). Could you advise whether the information provided by BOM Intelligence is considered reliable?

Thank you in advance for your support.

[petervlna]

Hello,

 I understand that the conclusion of the Longevity Program does not necessarily indicate that the product has reached End of Life (EOL). Could you please confirm if this is correct?

Yes. That is only guaranteed time frame.

Could you provide an approximate timeline for the discontinuation or EOL of the MPC5674F series?

No, I general support not have such info. This can be negotiated with NXP sales directly / trough distributor.

I am currently referring to YTEOL information from "BOM Intelligence", which estimates the remaining lifecycle of the MPC5674F series to be approximately eight years (subject to future updates). Could you advise whether the information provided by BOM Intelligence is considered reliable?

It is a useful indicator, but not an authoritative or guaranteed source for lifecycle predictions of NXP’s MPC5674F or any semiconductor.

Always stick to the official information from our web or from NXP sales:

https://www.nxp.com/products/nxp-product-information/nxp-product-programs/product-longevity:PRDCT_LO...

Actual status is extended:

“Extended” mark means NXP formally commits to a longer supply duration than originally announced. Details can be discussed with NXP sales.

Best regards,

Peter