Horizon Robotics' Journey chips have shipped over 15 million units cumulatively, and the "Xingkong" chip for integrated cockpit and autonomous driving will enter mass production in October.
Horizon Robotics founder and CEO Yu Kai announced that cumulative shipments of Journey chips have exceeded 15 million units, with the 15 millionth chip to be featured in the FAW-Volkswagen ID. AURA T6. The company's in-cabin and autonomous driving integrated chip "Xingkong" (Starry Sky) will begin mass production in October, with large-scale mass production expected next year. Additionally, Horizon Robotics has secured overseas ADAS orders exceeding 20 million sets. According to data from Gaogong Intelligent Automobile Research Institute, in the first half of 2026, Horizon Robotics' market share in the ADAS chip market for domestic brands surpassed 50% for the first time, and its market share in the urban NOA chip market for domestic brands reached 22.8%, ranking second. Yu Kai aims to become the leader in the high-computing power intelligent driving chip market next year.
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