IDRIVERPLUS, Senyuan Group form cooperation on special-purpose autonomous vehicles

Beijing (Gasgoo)- Recently, China's autonomous driving tech company, Beijing IDRIVERPLUS Technology (IDRIVERPLUS) and Henan Senyuan Group Co., Ltd. (Senyuan Group), a diversified manufacturing enterprise in China, signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Beijing to advance autonomous driving in specialized vehicle sectors, according to a press release IDRIVERPLUS issued on August 28 via its WeChat account.

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Senyuan Group, also a manufacturer of special-purpose vehicles, has a strong industrial foundation and broad market reach in firefighting, emergency response, and sanitation vehicles. IDRIVERPLUS, a domestic leader in autonomous driving solutions for specialized vehicles in China, has built a comprehensive product portfolio across sanitation, emergency rescue, and other applications, securing the top market share in multiple deployment scenarios.

The collaboration will leverage IDRIVERPLUS's technological expertise, gained through years of forward-looking R&D in autonomous driving, alongside Senyuan Group's extensive experience in traditional specialty vehicles. Together, the two companies aim to create benchmark cases for the industry and accelerate the large-scale application and industrialization of autonomous driving technologies in areas such as sanitation, firefighting, and emergency response.

Founded in 1992, Senyuan Group has grown into a modern enterprise spanning four major sectors: electrical equipment manufacturing, automobile manufacturing, new energy power generation, and modern services. It operates 28 subsidiaries and employs more than 20,000 people.

IDRIVERPLUS specializes in the development and implementation of its "autonomous driving brain," designed to empower multiple application scenarios with a unified platform. Its solutions cover urban sanitation, security patrol, forest and grassland firefighting, and specialized operations.

Through the partnership, both sides will harness their respective strengths to advance the transformation of traditional specialty vehicles toward intelligence and connectivity, while accelerating the large-scale commercialization of autonomous driving technologies in broader scenarios.