Gasgoo Munich-According to an official statement from QCraft, the company has entered a steady delivery phase for 21 new models. This lineup spans a diverse client base—including private automakers, state-owned enterprises, leading manufacturers in southern China, and cross-industry players. Ranging from daily commuters to premium mobility options, the rollout achieves broad coverage across the industry's core segments.
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On the technology front, QCraft has fully rolled out its "QCraft Navigate 2.0" matrix, structured across three tiers. Navigate AIR leverages roughly 80 TOPS of computing power and a 7-vision setup to deliver highway NOA. Navigate PRO steps up to 100–200 TOPS with an 11-vision or 11-vision-plus-1-lidar configuration, offering accessible city NOA. At the top end, Navigate MAX packs over 500 TOPS and an 11-vision-plus-1-lidar suite; by fusing VLA with a World Model, it targets the ultimate city NOA experience.
To date, users of QCraft Navigate have logged more than 2.5 billion kilometers of assisted driving and executed nearly 100 million smart parking maneuvers. The system's false-trigger rate for AEB is less than once every 400,000 kilometers, helping prevent over 146,000 potential accidents each year.
QCraft has achieved mass-production coverage across price points ranging from 80,000 yuan to over 400,000 yuan. On the technology roadmap, the "VLA + World Model" unified architecture—unveiled at this year's QCraft DAY in January—is designed to enhance generalization and reasoning in complex scenarios, as well as understanding of physical and social common sense. This lays the groundwork for Level 4 autonomous driving.
The company plans to reveal its latest upgrade—combining the World Model with reinforcement learning—at the Auto China 2026, according to official sources.
