SEOUL, Korea — September 10, 2026 — Autolink today officially launched operations of Autolink Korea, marking another step in the company's continued development of localized capabilities across key global automotive markets. The opening dinner was held at Haibo Samsungjeom in Gangnam, Seoul, while Autolink Korea itself is based in Anyang, Gyeonggi Province.
Autolink Korea Grand Opening Celebration Dinner
Autolink Founder and CEO Yang Hongze, Director of Korean Business Lu Xianzhe, and Jemin Lee, President of Autolink Korea, joined more than 40 guests from Korean OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, technology companies, and industry partners at the opening dinner in Seoul. The event brought together senior executives and industry professionals from leading Korean automotive companies, including representatives from OEMs as well as Hyundai Mobis, Hyundai Corporation, SL Corp., AUTOCRYPT and Hankook Tire. Spanning vehicle development and purchasing, Tier 1 supply, automotive electronics, cybersecurity and semiconductors, the attendance reflected strong interest across Korea's automotive ecosystem in Autolink's technology capabilities, product portfolio and long-term local development. It also created a valuable foundation for deeper technical and business collaboration with local OEMs and industry partners.
Korea is home to globally influential automotive brands, a mature supply chain, and a highly developed software and electronics ecosystem. For Autolink, this makes Korea an important market in which to build long-term local capabilities and work more closely with OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and technology partners.
Autolink Korea Branch
For Autolink, globalization is not simply about bringing products from one market into another. It is about building the ability to serve customers locally in each major automotive market.
Supported by Autolink's established capabilities in intelligent cockpit domain controllers, cockpit-driving fusion, central computing, and intelligent vehicle architecture, Autolink Korea will work closely with local customers to support technology adaptation, engineering collaboration, business development, and customer service.
Autolink Korea has already established a local team comprising experienced business and technical professionals. The team will serve as a two-way link between the Korean market and Autolink's headquarters in Wuxi — bringing local customer requirements, market insights, and technical feedback into the company's global development system, while helping Autolink's technology and engineering capabilities adapt more effectively to the needs of Korean customers.
Autolink Korea Office
Yang Hongze, Founder and CEO of Autolink, said:
“For Autolink, globalization is not simply about taking products overseas. It is about building the capabilities to truly serve customers locally in every major automotive market. Korea has a mature and globally influential automotive ecosystem, and the establishment of Autolink Korea is an important step in our continued development of localized global capabilities. We look forward to building long-term partnerships with customers and industry partners in Korea and creating value together.”
Yang Hongze, Founder and CEO of Autolink
Jemin Lee, President of Autolink Korea, said:
“Autolink Korea aims to become a local link between Korean customers and Autolink's global technology capabilities. We will bring the real needs and voices of the Korean market back to headquarters, while providing customers here with technology support and services that are closer to local requirements. Our goal is to work together with Korean OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and industry partners to create new value for the intelligent vehicle industry.”
Jeremy Lee, Autolink Korea Branch CEO
With Autolink Korea now in operation, Autolink is continuing to evolve from bringing products into international markets toward building localized R&D, engineering, business, and customer service capabilities.
Looking ahead, the company will continue strengthening its global-local operating model, working more closely with OEMs and industry partners in key automotive markets while continuing to advance the evolution of intelligent vehicle architectures.
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 on-device AI technologies, building core technology capabilities for next-generation intelligent vehicle infrastructure in the era of Physical AI.
