ZYT’s test vehicles and scenarios in Europe are expected to cover the entire territory of Germany within the next year.
On September 8th, Zhuoyu Technology(ZYT) made its European debut at IAA Mobility 2025, simultaneously officially launching its European strategy globally.
The German subsidiary is established in the automotive industry hub of Braunschweig, with former Bosch executive Nils Oldemeyer appointed as Head of Europe. Localized development for R&D, testing, and commercial teams has also commenced.
The company stated that it will leverage the newly established German subsidiary to prioritize deepening cooperation with leading European automakers, focusing on serving both European OEMs and Chinese automakers expanding overseas.
According to the plan, ZYT will use the new base to phase in scalable ADAS and L3/L4 autonomous driving solutions, building a redundant safety architecture compliant with EU regulations. It will concurrently introduce intelligent cockpit systems, multi-modal interaction platforms, and the “Jimu 2.0” LiDAR-camera integrated perception module, forming a cost-effective and rapidly deployable complete product matrix.
ZYT’s recent developments are also impressive. For instance, the IQ.Pilot enhanced driver-assistance system, co-developed with Volkswagen based on the “Intelligence for All Powertrains” strategy, recently passed the Volkswagen Group’s A-SPICE CL2 audit. This makes ZYT the first supplier in China to pass the tripartite joint audit by Volkswagen Group, FAW-Volkswagen, and SAIC Volkswagen. Furthermore, as of April 2025, over 30 new models are in development using ZYT’s “CHENGXING Platform” solution.
This European debut also marks ZYT’s first global strategy announcement since achieving brand independence and surpassing 40 mass-produced vehicle models.
According to the plan, ZYT’s test vehicles and scenarios in Europe are expected to cover the entire territory of Germany within the next year. The company will also continue to significantly increase its investment in computing power and infrastructure construction across Europe in the future.
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