What is the expected growth rate for Intrinsix in 2022 compared to the other parts of the business 
stomers in the pipeline that start to ship and -- but things that we see in the position that we have this in smart TV, PC, earbuds this will be volume-driven.
Also in the 5G RAN, last year, when it comes to China was kind of a pause in terms of capital expenditure, but it looks like and we get to data point VP, a much larger win rate in China Mobile, China Unicom so and the XC16 which is the next -- the new chip that they roll out for field testing, so that gives us some indication for renewal expenditure in China more into not just the urban one, but rural and also in the industrial robotic they want to install, they want to rely on 5G. We have another customer that's showing production ramps and that's the 5G. In mobile, we believe 2022 will be the bottom when it comes to this large OEM that moves to 5G, which is not this technology and other and we have other -- we have other customers in this area. I think the other customers that we have in the handset, in the baseband side will benefit from the move of 5G from high tier to the low tier where this is the sweet spot.
And we have -- we signed up and that's something that we want to emphasize while we are here that CEVA play in 5G handset is not just in the basement process. So we have customers that license our connectivity, WiFi, and Bluetooth. So they're going to use our connectivity IP for handset. So one is already shipping, the other one is in design.
So that will be another angle that we see materialize in the year or early next year. And so that's when it comes to the royalty. So base station IoT growing, cellular, a bit mixed bag, but still we believe when it comes to the key customers, it's below, but the other customers likely to ship more than 2021.
Ethan Potasnick -- Cowen and Company -- Analyst
OK. Great. Very helpful. And then as a follow-up, while not generating a ton of royalty revenue currently, we've kind of seen some great progress for the burgeoning opportunities in auto.
And now with this sizable AI ADAS-based agreement you guys called out in the prepared remarks, I was wondering if you guys could expand a little bit more on auto, given some of the more accelerating trends we're seeing out there today?
Gideon Wertheizer -- Chief Executive Officer
Yeah, you mentioned those. Beyond the 5G and Wi-Fi which is extremely big and vibrant, ADAS is a growing market. We see very interesting OEMs and Tier 1 talking to us about chips that they want to make, talking about our AI in particular the new generation. So -- but this is, as you know, automotive, it's a longer cycle and a lot of things will happen and we need to build the first the license before start talking about royalties, royalties is more '25, 2025, 2026.
Ethan Potasnick -- Cowen and Company -- Analyst
OK. Great. Thank you.
Gideon Wertheizer -- Chief Executive Officer
Thank you.
Operator
And our next question today comes from Martin Yang at Oppenheimer. Please go ahead.
Martin Yang -- Oppenheimer and Company -- Analyst
Hi. Thank you for taking my question. My first question is on your 2022 outlook. So embedded in the guidance is roughly mid-teens growth, do you expect Intrinsix -- how do you expect Intrinsix to grow comparing to the other parts of the business?
Yaniv Arieli -- Chief Financial Officer
Yeah. We opened up Intrinsix for this year because it was new and it was only for seven months and trying to get it to quantify that add-on because it was something unique that we took and expect on. Going forward, as we explained here multiple times, I think in the prepared remarks and even the achievement so far with this ISP integrated service -- IPS yes, sorry, solutions is that we see Intrinsix today is part of CEVA. We see the IP offerings to semis and to OEMs today is a much more richer content and it's not just the pure IP, most of the public companies that deal with IP today do this and offer other services and other design wins and more help to the customer for revenues.
Obviously, these are larger deals and bigger opportunities and potentially with new customers that don't have the bandw
stomers in the pipeline that start to ship and -- but things that we see in the position that we have this in smart TV, PC, earbuds this will be volume-driven.
Also in the 5G RAN, last year, when it comes to China was kind of a pause in terms of capital expenditure, but it looks like and we get to data point VP, a much larger win rate in China Mobile, China Unicom so and the XC16 which is the next -- the new chip that they roll out for field testing, so that gives us some indication for renewal expenditure in China more into not just the urban one, but rural and also in the industrial robotic they want to install, they want to rely on 5G. We have another customer that's showing production ramps and that's the 5G. In mobile, we believe 2022 will be the bottom when it comes to this large OEM that moves to 5G, which is not this technology and other and we have other -- we have other customers in this area. I think the other customers that we have in the handset, in the baseband side will benefit from the move of 5G from high tier to the low tier where this is the sweet spot.
And we have -- we signed up and that's something that we want to emphasize while we are here that CEVA play in 5G handset is not just in the basement process. So we have customers that license our connectivity, WiFi, and Bluetooth. So they're going to use our connectivity IP for handset. So one is already shipping, the other one is in design.
So that will be another angle that we see materialize in the year or early next year. And so that's when it comes to the royalty. So base station IoT growing, cellular, a bit mixed bag, but still we believe when it comes to the key customers, it's below, but the other customers likely to ship more than 2021.
Ethan Potasnick -- Cowen and Company -- Analyst
OK. Great. Very helpful. And then as a follow-up, while not generating a ton of royalty revenue currently, we've kind of seen some great progress for the burgeoning opportunities in auto.
And now with this sizable AI ADAS-based agreement you guys called out in the prepared remarks, I was wondering if you guys could expand a little bit more on auto, given some of the more accelerating trends we're seeing out there today?
Gideon Wertheizer -- Chief Executive Officer 
Yeah, you mentioned those. Beyond the 5G and Wi-Fi which is extremely big and vibrant, ADAS is a growing market. We see very interesting OEMs and Tier 1 talking to us about chips that they want to make, talking about our AI in particular the new generation. So -- but this is, as you know, automotive, it's a longer cycle and a lot of things will happen and we need to build the first the license before start talking about royalties, royalties is more '25, 2025, 2026.
Ethan Potasnick -- Cowen and Company -- Analyst
OK. Great. Thank you.
Gideon Wertheizer -- Chief Executive Officer
Thank you.
Operator
And our next question today comes from Martin Yang at Oppenheimer. Please go ahead.
Martin Yang -- Oppenheimer and Company -- Analyst
Hi. Thank you for taking my question. My first question is on your 2022 outlook. So embedded in the guidance is roughly mid-teens growth, do you expect Intrinsix -- how do you expect Intrinsix to grow comparing to the other parts of the business?
Yaniv Arieli -- Chief Financial Officer
Yeah. We opened up Intrinsix for this year because it was new and it was only for seven months and trying to get it to quantify that add-on because it was something unique that we took and expect on. Going forward, as we explained here multiple times, I think in the prepared remarks and even the achievement so far with this ISP integrated service -- IPS yes, sorry, solutions is that we see Intrinsix today is part of CEVA. We see the IP offerings to semis and to OEMs today is a much more richer content and it's not just the pure IP, most of the public companies that deal with IP today do this and offer other services and other design wins and more help to the customer for revenues.
Obviously, these are larger deals and bigger opportunities and potentially with new customers that don't have the bandw