Neolix Secures $600M+ Series D, Setting a Record for China’s Autonomous-Driving Sector
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Neolix raises $600M+ in Series D to scale autonomous “robovan” operations after passing 10,000 vehicles produced, pushing into large-scale rollout.
On Oct. 23, 2025, Chinese L4 autonomous last-mile logistics company Neolix said it has raised more than $600 million in a Series D round, led by UAE-based Stone Venture, with participation from Gaocheng Capital, Centurium Capital affiliates, CDH VGC, Zhaoxi Capital, the Beijing AI Industry Investment Fund, and others.
Neolix said proceeds will go to algorithm and systems R&D, new product development across multiple commercial scenarios, and expansion of its service and support network to improve user experience and unit economics. The company characterized the transaction as the largest private fundraising to date in China’s autonomous-driving sector, and one of the year’s biggest private financings in the country.
The round follows a production milestone in September 2025, when Neolix marked its 10,000th autonomous delivery vehicle off the line—an event the company framed as a shift from pilots to scaled commercialization. Earlier local reporting indicated plans to lift output to roughly 2,000 vehicles per month and to push toward cash-flow breakeven in late 2025.
About Neolix
Founded in 2018, Neolix builds and operates autonomous “robovans” for urban last-mile logistics. Its vehicles are deployed across campuses, business districts and residential communities, aiming to lower delivery costs and improve reliability in dense city environments.
