At the recently held ninth Gaogong Golden Ball Awards ceremony, Autolink's AL-A1 cockpit-driving integrated domain controller product was honored with the "Annual Mass-Production Innovation Award." Built on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8775P platform, this product represents the world's first mass-produced "intelligent cockpit + intelligent driving" single-chip integrated domain control computing solution, serving as a significant industry benchmark.
The AL-A1 cockpit-driving integrated domain controller delivers a computational power output of up to 144 TOPS and features cross-domain collaborative processing capabilities. By simultaneously handling cockpit interaction and intelligent driving computing tasks on a single SoC, it achieves deep integration of computing power, data, and software architecture. Compared to traditional multi-chip and multi-domain separated solutions, this approach offers distinct advantages in system complexity, power consumption control, cost efficiency, and data synergy efficiency. It provides a higher level of integration and greater scalability as the computational foundation for the new generation of intelligent vehicles, also marking the transition of cockpit-driving integration from "technical validation" to "mass production."
This product has been first implemented in the all-new Arcfox Alpha T5, launched on October 28. As the industry's first SUV to bring city NOA (Navigate on Autopilot) functionality to the 150,000 RMB price segment, the all-new Arcfox Alpha T5 has quickly garnered market attention since its release, thanks to its advanced intelligent driving capabilities, exceptional smart cockpit experience, and competitive pricing, making it one of the standout models in the smart electric vehicle market. The mass production application of the AL-A1 has also played a crucial role in balancing intelligent experience and cost control for this model. Based on its strong performance and successful mass production validation, the AL-A1 cockpit-driving integrated domain controller has gained recognition and secured project nominations from multiple customers, accelerating its adoption across more brands and models.
This award is also a reflection of Autolink's overall market performance this year. Since 2025, Autolink has continued to advance the mass production of multiple key products, including intelligent cockpit domain controllers, cockpit-driving integrated domain controllers, and zonal controllers, serving several mainstream automakers. Simultaneously, the company is accelerating its evolution along the "product globalization" technological roadmap, progressing from multi-domain integration to centralized computing and zonal control collaboration, building a long-term, upgradable technological foundation for future high-level autonomous driving and continuous OTA updates.
