从一台车出发到三百城，九识成为城市治理的「运力底座」
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TL;DR - Chinese autonomous-delivery company Zelos is expanding from selling L4 RoboVans into a physical-AI platform providing standardized driving systems and on-demand urban transport capacity. Its fleet of over 30,000 vehicles across 300-plus cities gives it operational data and recurring-service opportunities beyond last-mile logistics.
- Zelos reports 250 million kilometers of real-world operation, using fleet data to iteratively improve autonomous-driving performance and safety.
- Its “Zelos Inside” stack combines reusable sensor hardware, full-stack L4 software, fleet-management tools, APIs, and operational support; Dongfeng and GAC are adopting it.
- The company is adding vehicle rental and capacity-as-a-service offerings, shifting its revenue mix from one-time vehicle sales toward recurring services.
- Zelos says standardized dispatch, monitoring, anomaly detection, and remote operations reduced remote human-support costs to under 3% of average monthly costs in the second half of 2025.
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从一台车出发到三百城，九识成为城市治理的「运力底座」
TL;DR - Chinese autonomous-delivery company Zelos is expanding from selling L4 RoboVans into a physical-AI platform providing standardized driving systems and on-demand urban transport capacity. Its fleet of over 30,000 vehicles across 300-plus cities gives it operational data and recurring-service opportunities beyond last-mile logistics.
- Zelos reports 250 million kilometers of real-world operation, using fleet data to iteratively improve autonomous-driving performance and safety.
- Its “Zelos Inside” stack combines reusable sensor hardware, full-stack L4 software, fleet-management tools, APIs, and operational support; Dongfeng and GAC are adopting it.
- The company is adding vehicle rental and capacity-as-a-service offerings, shifting its revenue mix from one-time vehicle sales toward recurring services.
- Zelos says standardized dispatch, monitoring, anomaly detection, and remote operations reduced remote human-support costs to under 3% of average monthly costs in the second half of 2025.