The year 2025 marked the inaugural year of Autolink's new decade-long strategy of "Integration, Globalization, Comprehensive." Amid rapid restructuring in technological evolution and competitive dynamics within the global intelligent automotive industry—transitioning from multi-domain collaboration to central computing, and from regional competition to a globalized contest—Autolink moved forward with resolute strategic momentum, a more mature product portfolio, and a broader international outlook, delivering a year-end report of both substance and foresight.
Over the past year, Autolink achieved breakthroughs across three key dimensions: full-domain product development, global market expansion, and comprehensive system capability building. This progress marks a critical transition from rapid growth to systematic development, laying a solid foundation for technological innovation and global business expansion in the next 3–5 years.
Full-System Capability: Comprehensive Upgrades in Organization, Talent, R&D, and Delivery
2025 marked Autolink's 11th anniversary. At the starting point of this new decade, the company entered a phase of accelerated systematic capability building, with continuous upgrades in R&D, engineering delivery, supply chain, and quality systems. Talent structure became more cross-functional, and organizational synergy improved significantly.
Talent from automotive, semiconductor, software, and autonomous driving fields joined the company, forming a multidisciplinary technical team.
Delivery and quality systems were strengthened, with parallel improvements in localized and international supply chain capabilities.
Organizational resilience, knowledge accumulation, and long-term product vision were notably enhanced.
The company's capitalization process progressed steadily, providing long-term R&D investment capabilities for central computing, integrated architecture, and intelligent software systems, and offering a more solid foundation for future scaling.
For us, 2025 was a year of building strength—and a starting point for the next phase of leapfrog growth.
Outlook for 2026: Architectural Evolution, Mass-Production Expansion, Accelerated Globalization
Entering 2026, Autolink will continue deepening its focus on central computing + zonal control collaborative architecture, advancing the R&D, implementation, and project validation of the Deep Fusion EEA, and propelling the full-domain intelligent platform toward mass production. Core products—including intelligent cockpit domain controllers, cockpit-pilot integrated domain controllers, and zonal controllers—will evolve to next-generation platforms, forming a more mature and globally deliverable technological system.
In global operations, the company will further optimize localized delivery systems across Asia, Europe, and the Americas, building more responsive engineering and service capabilities. Efforts will continue to expand international brand influence and deepen collaborations with global OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, chip companies, and software partners to jointly build an innovative ecosystem for intelligent vehicles.
In 2026, we will continue to ground ourselves in technology, advance through products, and engage the world as our stage—accelerating alongside our partners toward a smarter, more open, and more integrated future of automotive.
2025—Embarkation.
2026—Acceleration.
Autolink—Moving forward with the times, with the world, and with every intelligent vehicle driving into the future.
