Qingzhou Zhihang Unveils Mass-Produced Urban NOA, Sets Sights on L4 Autonomous Logistics

On January 23, 2026, QCraft held its QCraft DAY 2026 event in Beijing, announcing that its advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) have surpassed one million units deployed. The company also unveiled the industry’s first urban Navigation on Autopilot (NOA) solution powered by a single Journey 6M chip, which has already been integrated into the refreshed Li Auto L-series vehicles. In 2026, QCraft expects its urban NOA system to be mass-produced and deployed across approximately 50 vehicle models, spanning price ranges from RMB 80,000 to RMB 400,000, significantly accelerating the adoption of high-level intelligent driving technologies. At the event, QCraft also launched its “QCraft Chengfeng 2.0” solution, introducing a three-tier product matrix and debuting its unified “VLA+ World Model” architecture—establishing a shared technical foundation for both L2 and L4 autonomous driving systems. Furthermore, QCraft officially entered the L4 autonomous logistics sector, with operations already deployed in multiple regions. The company is collaborating with Chery Commercial Vehicles to develop mass-production-ready autonomous logistics products. QCraft is also accelerating its global expansion by adapting its solutions to mainstream chip platforms including Horizon Robotics, NVIDIA, and Qualcomm, and actively advancing deployments in markets such as Europe and East Asia.