Picture this: a Chinese-branded SUV gliding smoothly across the vast deserts of the Middle East, automatically avoiding camels and occasional sandstorms. This is no longer a scene from a sci-fi movie but a reality unfolding today. Jiushi Motors, a Chinese automaker focused on overseas markets, is partnering with domestic autonomous driving solutions provider QCraft to bring Chinese smart driving technology to the world.
Technological Breakthrough in New SUV Model
In late 2025, Jiushi Motors unveiled its new mid-to-large SUV - the Jiushi ADAMAS in its domestic market. A standout feature of this model is its standard L2+ level autonomous driving capabilities, powered by QCraft's technological solutions. This system covers high-frequency usage scenarios including highway driving, urban roads, and automated parking, significantly enhancing both driving convenience and safety.
Successful Overseas Expansion Strategy
Jiushi Motors' global strategy has proven effective. The company has now entered over 40 countries worldwide, with sales networks spanning key regions including the Middle East, Central Asia, and North Africa. The automaker has maintained steady sales growth for 12 consecutive months.
Following the overseas launch and delivery of the ADAMAS model, December 2025 saw monthly sales reach 2,528 units, with annual deliveries surpassing 15,000 vehicles - nearly triple the previous year's figures. These results demonstrate the company's strong competitiveness in international markets.
Proven Autonomous Driving Technology
QCraft, as a leading domestic advanced driver-assistance systems provider, has seen its technology installed in nearly one million passenger vehicles. The company holds a dominant position in China's NOA (Navigate on Autopilot) market. Its systems have undergone extensive real-world testing, demonstrating exceptional stability and reliability in challenging scenarios such as ramp navigation, congested traffic following, and complex intersection crossings.
This mature technology can handle various complex driving environments, making it particularly suitable for international markets with diverse road conditions.
A Model of Strategic Collaboration
The partnership between Jiushi Motors and QCraft represents a win-win strategic choice. On one hand, it significantly reduces the development cycle and costs for implementing smart driving features in overseas models. On the other, QCraft's technology can be directly adapted to international markets, helping Jiushi Motors respond more quickly to growing local demand for autonomous driving capabilities.
This collaborative approach to global expansion not only enhances the intelligent competitiveness of Jiushi Motors' products but also accelerates the internationalization of Chinese advanced driver-assistance technology, serving as an exemplary model for domestic smart vehicle industry partnerships.
More importantly, this cooperation model provides valuable insights for other Chinese automakers. In the era of vehicle intelligence, going it alone can no longer meet market demands. Only through close collaboration across the industry chain can companies secure competitive advantages in global markets. The success of QCraft and Jiushi Motors suggests China's smart vehicle industry is entering a new phase of development.