Qianli Tech Unveils New Advances in Automotive Agents and ASD System at WAIC 2026

During the World Artificial Intelligence Conference 2026 (WAIC 2026), Qianli Technology unveiled multiple technological advancements. The company showcased a technical preview of ASD version 4.1, highlighting three key capabilities: seamless door-to-door (D2D) navigation across all scenarios—from underground parking lots to ground level and from urban centers to rural towns—without any interruptions; enhanced semantic understanding powered by a physics-based AI foundation model, improving recognition and interaction strategies for small animals, special-purpose vehicles, and vulnerable road users; and deeper integration between cabin and driving systems, enabling direct voice control of the vehicle, with the car proactively interpreting user intent and executing corresponding actions. Qianli Technology also announced plans to launch ASD version 5.0 by the end of 2026. In terms of operating systems, Step AOS—the agentic-native operating system developed by Jieyue Xingchen—will be deployed in the automotive sector. Featuring three core capabilities—memory, decision-making and execution, and safety—Step AOS transforms all hardware functionalities of vehicles into agent-accessible computing power, data, and resources. Users simply state their task intent, and the system autonomously completes the entire workflow. Additionally, Qianli Technology, together with Geely and Jieyue Xingchen, debuted the automotive “Super Agent”—Super Eva—at the conference. Built around Jieyue Xingchen’s Agentic Model Step 3.7 Flash, Super Eva supports human-like natural interaction and multilingual recognition, and can automatically convert vague travel requests into precise navigation routes, seamlessly integrating intelligent driving throughout the journey. Its newly added visual interaction module can access local lifestyle services and automatically trigger mini-programs to complete tasks such as ordering food or booking tickets. Super Eva has already been integrated into the Zeekr 8X model and went live in March 2026, with gradual deployment planned for other partner brand vehicles in the future.