SiEngine Raises US$200 Million for Automotive AI Chips
SiEngine Technology secured US$200 million in new equity capital from institutional investors during the first half of 2026, ECARX Holdings, Inc. said in a press release.
SiEngine was cofounded in 2018 by ECARX and Arm China. ECARX remains the company's largest single shareholder, and the funding will support research and development, production capacity, globalization, and international customer growth.
The companies have built a computing platform around SiEngine's Longying series SoCs and ECARX's Antora central computing platforms. Antora systems using the 7nm Longying I chip have been deployed across vehicle models including Geely Galaxy, Lynk & Co, and FAW Hongqi.
SiEngine has also introduced the 5nm Longying II cabin driving fusion SoC. The chip includes native large language model functionality and higher AI compute performance for ECARX's Antora platforms and Flyme Auto OS.
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