Doha, Qatar: The 2026 Chery Global Innovation Conference (CGIC) launched in Wuhu on October 20, showcasing Chery’s expanding technology portfolio across robotics, autonomous mobility, energy solutions and intelligent applications.
Chery’s technology portfolio is built on CheryMind, a foundation model designed specifically for physical AI, and its independently developed Ziwei chips, extending automotive technologies beyond conventional vehicles.
Highlights included AiMOGA embodied AI robots, autonomous mobility services powered by Robotaxis and integrated charging solutions.
Among the highlights, LEPAS, Chery Auto’s premium NEV brand, showcased innovations including the Super Intelligent Valet Parking (SIVP) system.
As the automotive industry advances toward intelligent and electric mobility, the ability to apply technologies across different fields and adapt them to local markets is becoming increasingly important.
LEPAS’s SIVP system demonstrated how these capabilities can translate into practical benefits for users.
Chery is applying its intelligent vehicle technologies to robotics, autonomous driving and energy networks. Its MoAgent intelligent agent draws entirely on the automotive supply chain and incorporates 70% of Chery’s automotive R&D technologies.
AiMOGA robots have entered more than 60 countries and regions, with over 3,000 units delivered for companionship and public services. Chery’s purpose-built, factory-integrated Level 4 Robotaxi, equipped with Falcon Pilot intelligent driving technology, has received UN/ECE certification and is designed for road conditions in over 130 countries and regions.
Related technologies also extend to passenger eVTOL aircraft and smart agriculture, with automated operations validated across more than 66,000 hectares of farmland.
Meanwhile, Chery’s Volt-dragon ultra-fast charging technology and V2G stations integrate solar power, energy storage and megawatt charging into local microgrids, allowing electric vehicles to help balance grid demand.
The solution has been deployed at an electric truck facility in Spain, with Chery planning 20,000 V2G stations worldwide by 2029.
From embodied AI and V2G energy solutions to the practical application of SIVP, Chery is bringing its automotive engineering expertise into new fields. Built on CheryMind and the Ziwei chips, these technologies are expanding into mobility, energy and everyday living.
Beyond individual vehicles or features, Chery is developing a sustainable approach to technology deployment, backed by reliable engineering and designed to meet the needs of global markets while adapting to local regulations and infrastructure.
