Beijing (Gasgoo)- On Sept. 8, Chinese intelligent driving solutions provider ZYT (Zhuoyu Technology) made its first European appearance at IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich and officially announced its strategy for the local market.
As part of the plan, ZYT established its German subsidiary in Braunschweig, appointing Nils Oldemeyer as Head of Europe to lead the development of localized operations. The new office has already begun assembling multifunctional teams covering R&D, testing, and business development to better respond to European customer needs.
From its German base, ZYT will strengthen collaboration with European OEMs and Chinese automakers expanding overseas, offering cost-effective intelligent driving solutions. The company aims to roll out scalable ADAS (advanced driver assistance systems) and autonomous driving systems in phases, covering functions from L2 smart driving to L3/L4 autonomy, while building redundant safety architectures compliant with EU regulations.
In addition, ZYT will introduce smart cockpit platforms, multimodal interaction systems, and new-generation sensing modules such as LiDAR-camera fusion. Test vehicles are expected to cover Germany nationwide in 2026, with continued expansion of computing power and infrastructure investment.
At the event, ZYT's CTO, Mr. Ma Lu, highlighted in a technical talk that the company has achieved large-scale mass production based on Qualcomm's SA8650P platform and launched its first HD map-free urban navigation solution using the SA8775P. The Tiangong 05 model under FAW Group's Hongqi brand, equipped with this system, successfully completed road tests in Munich across scenarios including roundabouts, narrow streets, and mixed traffic with trams.
ZYT reaffirmed its "in Europe, for Europe" vision, combining full-stack in-house R&D with open collaboration to promote the global adoption of intelligent driving technologies.
