IMOTIONTECH (01274) has released its interim results for 2026, reporting revenue of RMB 760 million, a substantial increase of 107.79% compared to the same period last year. The company recorded a loss attributable to equity shareholders of RMB 53.012 million, narrowing by 70.21% year-on-year, with a loss per share of RMB 0.21.

According to the company announcement, the surge in revenue was primarily driven by a leap in volume production and delivery of its integrated driving assistance domain controllers across multiple OEM projects. Sales volume climbed 62.32% compared to the same period in 2025, with particularly strong growth in self-developed iDC series integrated driving assistance domain controllers and intelligent front-view cameras, which saw sales increase by 160.36% year-on-year. Specifically, revenue from selling integrated driving assistance solutions and products reached RMB 664 million, up RMB 336.6 million or 102.79% from the corresponding period in 2025. Revenue from providing intelligent driving-related R&D services totaled RMB 17.86 million, a decrease of RMB 7.93 million or 30.75% year-on-year. Revenue from selling PCBA products and other auxiliary materials amounted to RMB 78.35 million, an increase of RMB 65.64 million or 516.56% from the prior year. Other projects contributed RMB 150,000 in revenue.

During the reporting period, the company continued to iterate and refine its products and algorithms. On the product front, the iDC310 integrated driving assistance domain controller, built on the Horizon Journey® 6B platform, successfully achieved mass production and integration into vehicles. This product features an efficient sparse 4D Transformer end-to-end perception architecture and an interactive game-theoretic model, supporting not only basic driving functions but also comfort-oriented features such as intersection traffic light assistance and in-lane or cross-lane obstacle avoidance. Additionally, the 5V BEV three-in-one perception model and full-hybrid A-star planning algorithm endow the system with human-like parking path planning and robust scene generalization, covering advanced parking scenarios like cross-aisle parking and reverse horizontal space parking. Furthermore, the iDC510Pro integrated driving assistance domain controller, developed on the Horizon Journey® 6M platform, has successfully entered mass production, with the first production vehicle equipped with this controller officially launched in March 2026. The iDC700 domain controller, designed for L4 autonomous driving, has also completed volume production deliveries, and the first batch of unmanned logistics vehicles powered by this controller has been deployed for road operations. The company has established a comprehensive product lineup of domain controllers, spanning affordable, high-performance, and L4-level tiers, covering diverse scenarios such as passenger car driving and parking, commercial vehicles, and unmanned logistics vehicles, achieving a full breakthrough in scaled production.

In terms of algorithms and models, the company's self-developed Aimoxing large model officially passed Jiangsu Province's generative AI service filing in May 2026. Built on an open-source foundation, this large model possesses environmental perception, semantic understanding, path planning, and intelligent decision-making capabilities for complex urban roads, highways, and specific parking lots. It can be applied to the development of in-vehicle intelligent driving systems, simulation testing platforms, and the optimization and validation of intelligent mobility service solutions.