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Autolink's Next-Generation Central Computing Platform Wins 2026 Zhilu Award for Intelligent Cockpit-Domain Controller Innovation

Date:08/21/2026


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[CHENGDU, China — August 21, 2026] At the 2026 Automotive Pioneer Forum & 4th Zhilu Award Ceremony, Autolink’s AL-A2 High-Performance Cockpit-Driving Fusion Central Computing Platform, based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon SA8797P platform, received the “Gold Award for Intelligent Cockpit-Domain Controller”. The recognition reflects the industry’s acknowledgment of Autolink’s continued efforts in advancing intelligent vehicle architecture evolution and proactively developing next-generation intelligent vehicle infrastructure capabilities, further demonstrating the company’s ongoing innovation in central computing, cockpit-driving fusion, and edge AI technologies.


As artificial intelligence continues to integrate deeply into the automotive industry, intelligent vehicles are evolving from feature-based intelligence toward system-level intelligence. Based on its continuous insight into future automotive technology trends, Autolink has long focused on the evolution of next-generation electronic/electrical (E/E) architectures. The company has proactively invested in key technology areas including central computing platforms, zone controllers, cockpit-driving fusion, and edge AI, building capabilities for next-generation intelligent vehicle infrastructure in the era of AI-defined vehicles.

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From intelligent cockpit domain controllers to cockpit-driving fusion and central computing platforms, Autolink has continuously advanced its technology roadmap around the evolution of intelligent vehicle architectures. At an early stage when intelligent cockpits were becoming a key direction of automotive intelligence development, Autolink proactively invested in high-performance cockpit computing platforms and achieved the world’s first mass production of an intelligent cockpit domain controller based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon SA8155P platform in 2021.


Through continuous investment and large-scale mass-production capabilities in intelligent cockpit domain controllers, Autolink’s SA8155P-based products achieved cumulative shipments exceeding 2.3 million units as of May 2026, ranking first globally. This achievement not only validates Autolink’s engineering capability in transforming advanced computing platforms into large-scale commercial applications, but also reflects the company’s long-term commitment and proactive roadmap toward intelligent vehicle architecture evolution, further strengthening industry recognition of Autolink as a pioneer in intelligent vehicle architecture development.

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Building on this foundation, Autolink has continued advancing intelligent vehicle architectures toward deeper cross-domain integration. Based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon SA8775P platform, the company developed a single-chip cockpit-driving fusion solution, enabling deeper integration between intelligent cockpit and intelligent driving capabilities. Looking toward the era of AI-defined vehicles, Autolink has further advanced its next-generation architecture roadmap with the AL-A2 High-Performance Cockpit-Driving Fusion Central Computing Platform, based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon Ride SA8797P platform, integrating computing capabilities, AI capabilities, and vehicle intelligence systems at a deeper level.


Designed for next-generation intelligent vehicle architectures, the AL-A2 platform enables cockpit-driving fusion through a centralized computing architecture and supports future applications including advanced intelligent driving and AI Agents. The platform adopts HyperVisor virtualization technology to enable a “one chip, dual system” architecture, supports deployment of 13B-parameter edge AI large models, centralized-edge computing resource sharing, and in-vehicle optical communication expansion, providing a continuously evolving computing foundation for multimodal AI interaction, advanced intelligent driving, and intelligent cockpit integration.

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Currently, the AL-A2 platform has entered the Production Validation (PV) phase and secured vehicle program nominations from joint-venture OEMs, with mass production expected in Q1 2027. Through a complete development path covering forward-looking technology research, engineering validation, and production readiness, Autolink continues to demonstrate its capability to transform next-generation intelligent vehicle architecture concepts into scalable commercial applications.


The Zhilu Award focuses on innovative technologies and industry achievements in the intelligent vehicle sector, evaluating outstanding solutions across dimensions including technological innovation, commercial value, team capabilities, and ecosystem contribution. The recognition of AL-A2 with the “Gold Award for Intelligent Cockpit-Domain Controller” represents industry recognition of Autolink’s next-generation central computing technology roadmap and engineering execution capabilities.

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Looking ahead, Autolink will continue investing in intelligent vehicle central computing platforms, electronic/electrical architecture evolution, and edge AI technologies, advancing intelligent vehicle architecture evolution together with global industry partners and building next-generation intelligent vehicle infrastructure capabilities for the era of AI-defined vehicles.



About Autolink

Autolink continuously advances intelligent vehicle architecture evolution by investing in the research and development of intelligent vehicle central computing platforms, electronic and electrical architecture (EEA) upgrades, and edge AI technologies, building core technology capabilities for next-generation intelligent vehicle infrastructure in the era of Physical AI.