Neolix Founder Sets Goal of 10 Million Autonomous Vehicles and 100 Million Robots

Bot Telegraph, August 22nd – At the 2026 World Robot Conference Forum, Yu Enyuan, founder of Neolix, systematically outlined the company’s strategic shift from autonomous driving to a robotics-focused enterprise. Data shows that as of August 20th, Neolix’s autonomous vehicle fleet has surpassed 220 million kilometers in cumulative operational mileage, with daily additions exceeding 1 million kilometers. The company operates over 27,000 autonomous vehicles, making its fleet the largest of its kind globally. By the end of this year, the fleet is expected to expand to 50,000 units, with plans to increase to 150,000 units next year. Yu Enyuan broke down logistics costs into three segments: transportation, loading/unloading, and handling, noting that each accounts for roughly one-third of the total cost. He cited data indicating that there are 530 million logistics workers worldwide, with an annual labor cost exceeding $5.8 trillion. He argued that current autonomous driving technology primarily addresses the transportation segment, while automation in loading/unloading and handling relies on robotics. To this end, Neolix has set a goal to build an unmanned logistics network comprising 10 million autonomous vehicles and 100 million robots. In terms of market expansion, Neolix has already established operations in the United Arab Emirates and Southeast Asia. According to its plan, the company next aims to expand into Saudi Arabia, Oman, and European markets.

Source: Bot Telegraph China