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QCraft x TUV Rheinland

QCraft and TUV Rheinland signed a strategic partnership to strengthen safety-led autonomous driving in Europe. QCraft demonstrated its urban NOA solution on Qualcomm's SA8650P platform in production vehicles as part of the collaboration, advancing toward European market entry.

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Type
development
Status
Activeoperating
Announced
2025-09-10
1 year ago
Active for
1 year

Who’s involved

QCrafttechnology provider

Beijing-based autonomous driving company developing the full-stack L4 [Driven-by-QCraft](https://qcraft.ai) software stack for urban and highway Navigate-on-Autopilot (NOA). Founded in 2019 by CEO Dr. Yu Qian (James Yu), CTO Hou Cong, COO Wang Kun, and Chief Scientist Da Fang, the company's NOA technology is deployed in more than one million production vehicles via OEM partnerships and powers a [robotaxi](/companies/qcraft) fleet in Suzhou. Closed a 100-million-USD Series D in March 2026 to advance physical-AI and world-model research, with a robotaxi full-scale deployment targeted for 2027.

HQBeijing, Chinaqcraft.ai3 partnerships

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TÜV Rheinlandco developer

[TÜV Rheinland](https://www.tuv.com) is a German multinational technical inspection and certification organization founded in 1872, headquartered in Cologne-Poll. The company provides testing, inspection and certification services including robotics safety standards, industrial plant inspections, and autonomous vehicle certification, with 25,900 employees and €2.71 billion in revenue (2024).

HQCologne, Germanytuv.com1 partnerships

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Sources (1)

  1. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250910919459/en/QCraft-Partners-With-TV-Rheinland-to-Strengthen-Safety-Led-Autonomous-Driving-in-Europe

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