Neolix raises nearly $400 million to take its driverless delivery vans global

Neolix, the Beijing company that builds small self-driving delivery vehicles, has raised nearly $400 million to expand its business beyond China. The Series E round, announced on October 20, 2026, brings the company’s total funding to more than $1.4 billion. What Neolix is building, and how much of it exists Neolix develops Level 4 autonomous delivery vehicles. On the industry’s scale, Level 4 means the vehicle can drive itself within defined areas and conditions without a human behind the wheel. The company claims it runs the world’s largest deployment of L4 delivery vehicles. By its own count, between 10,000 and 13,000 units have been delivered across more than 300 cities in China. Neolix also says it holds licenses or has deployments in up to 15 countries. The phrasing “up to” is doing some work there, so the international footprint is best read as a range rather than a fixed number. Monthly deliveries have recently topped 2,000 units, and the company’s vehicles have logged over 50 million kilometers of autonomous driving since Neolix launched. Its lineup includes models such as the X3 and X6. Neolix builds both its own autonomous-driving software and its own hardware, which giv...