AAC Technologies Showcases Automotive Acoustics at IAA Mobility

Sep 12, 2025
AAC Technologies debuted at IAA Mobility in Munich, presenting its comprehensive automotive acoustics solutions, including a collaboration with Naim Audio on the Zeekr 9X sound system.

AAC Technologies debuted at IAA Mobility in Munich, showcasing its extensive capabilities in automotive acoustics, haptics, optics, perceptual interaction, and motor systems, announced in a press release. The company highlighted its innovative role in the smart vehicle supply chain, presenting five key technological segments.

A notable highlight was the introduction of the Zeekr 9X, a luxury SUV developed in collaboration with Naim Audio. This vehicle features a custom 9.2.4.8 multidimensional sound system, incorporating 32 speakers and 8 seat vibrators, powered by a 40-channel amplifier with a peak output of 3868 W. This setup offers a fully immersive audio experience, ranging from high-fidelity 2D to 4D surround sound.

AAC Technologies, a leading global provider of automotive audio solutions, continues to expand its market presence, supported by strategic acquisitions and a robust R&D investment strategy. The company's automotive sector revenue grew by 13% year-on-year, reaching 1.74 billion RMB in 2025, driven by its comprehensive acoustic solutions and collaborations with major automotive and audio brands.

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