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Company

UISEE

Chinese autonomous driving company (HKEX: 01511) providing L4 autonomous driving solutions for commercial vehicles, airport ground operations, and industrial…

Founded
2016
HQ
Beijing, China
Status
active

The verified answer

As of Aug 2026, DEPLOY verifies UISEE: 1 model. 4 sources back the record.

CategoryTrucks

Overview

Chinese autonomous driving company (HKEX: 01511) providing L4 autonomous driving solutions for commercial vehicles, airport ground operations, and industrial parks. Founded by former Intel Research China president Gansha Wu, UISEE went public on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in May 2026. The company has accumulated 9.2M km of autonomous driving mileage and deployed 52 vehicle models, with 31.7% market share in factory/industrial park L4 AD scenarios.

Verified record

Verified deployments
None on file
Active incidents
None on file

Valuation of record

Company-claimed
$1B (reported, approximate)as of May 2023

Priced roundSeries C post-money

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Key facts

IPO

Listed on Hong Kong Stock Exchange, May 2026

Products

T30X & T05E Autonomous Tractors, TH10 Tow Tractor, E70 Robotaxi, Autonomous Truck, Autonomous Shuttle Bus, Autonomous Delivery Vehicle, Autonomous Sweeper, Perimeter Patrol Vehicle

Deployment

L4 autonomous trucks operating in smart ports; autonomous tow tractors with 30-ton towing capacity, 24/7 all-weather operation

CEO

Gansha Wu (former president of Intel Research China)

Stock listing

HKEX: 01511 (listed May 20, 2026)

Market share

31.7% in factory/industrial park L4 AD segment (by revenue, 2025)

Mileage

~9.2 million km autonomous driving accumulated

Vehicle models

52 models launched

Data & sources

Web sources

4

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Current leadership (1)

  • Gansha Wu Chairman & CEOreported, not verified

Safety record

No incidents on record for UISEE.

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Recent coverage

UISEE in third-party press