JOYNEXT Valuation, Funding & Investors

Aeva Technologies Inc through its Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave (FMCW) sensing technology, designs a 4D LiDAR-on-chip that, along with its proprietary software applications, has the potential to enable the adoption of LiDAR across broad applications from automated driving to consumer electronics, consumer health, industrial automation, and security application. The company operates in North America, EMEA, and Asia. The company derives the majority of its revenue from North America.

Broadleaf Co Ltd provides software and information technology solutions and services that support the field services of the players in the automotive aftermarket and various other business sectors and industries.

Alfa Financial Software Holdings PLC provides software and services to the auto and equipment finance industries. Alfa Systems, its technology platform, supports both retail and corporate business for auto, equipment, wholesale, and dealer finance on a multijurisdictional basis, including leases/loans, originations, and servicing. An end-to-end solution with integrated workflow and automated processing using business rules, it provides compelling solutions to asset finance companies. The company generates a majority of its revenue from the United Kingdom and the rest from the United States and other regions.

Envisics is a holographic display technology provider for automotive applications, headquartered in the UK with operations in Detroit. The company develops laser-based holographic head-up displays offering high-brightness images visible in daylight for safer vehicle interfaces. Envisics partners with automakers like Continental and Valeo to integrate its HUD systems into production models from BMW and Jaguar Land Rover. The technology projects navigation, speed, and augmented reality overlays spanning full windshields in luxury sedans.

AutoFi is a digital retailing platform that equips car dealerships with seamless online vehicle financing capabilities. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, since its founding in 2016, the company integrates lender networks into dealer websites and mobile apps for instant credit approvals and term customization. Consumers complete purchases from home through automated applications linked to dealer inventory systems. AutoFi connects to major dealer management software like Reynolds and CDK, streamlining point-of-sale transactions for automotive retailers across the United States.

Dazhongkanche is a platform connecting car buyers with dealerships and providing digital retail transaction systems for automobile sales. The company facilitates channel management and information services for users in China's automotive market.

MAXIEYE is a China-based developer of advanced driver-assistance and autonomous driving systems, founded in 2016, building technology for levels L0 through L4 aimed at mass production in passenger cars and commercial vehicles. Its product line includes the MAXIPILOT series, which combines full-speed intelligent cruise control with navigation-on-map pilot assist. The company has achieved mass production deployments of its L2 systems with multiple passenger car brands.

Qiming Information Technology Co Ltd specializes in the research and development, manufacturing and services for automotive industry management software and automotive electronics products.

NASN Automotive Electronics is a Chinese auto technology company, founded in 2016 and based in Shanghai, that researches, manufactures, and sells chassis electronic control components for new energy vehicles and intelligent driving. Its products include the NBooster smart brake system, an electronic stability control (ESC) system, the NBC integrated brake system, EPS smart steering, and drive-by-wire chassis solutions for L3/L4 autonomous vehicles. The company mass-produced its first NBooster product in China in 2018, ahead of foreign competitors, and supplies automakers including BAIC New Energy, BYD, Changan, and Great Wall Motors in a chassis control market otherwise dominated by Bosch.

Luminar is an automotive technology company developing lidar sensors and perception software for advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous vehicles. Orlando-headquartered and founded in 2012, it went public in 2020 via SPAC with a $3.4 billion valuation. Luminar supplies iris lidar units to OEMs including Volvo Trucks, Daimler Trucks, and Mobileye, enabling detection up to 500 meters for highway autonomy. Production ramps at its Florida factory support Level 3 and 4 capabilities, with deployments in commercial trucks across Europe and North America.

Cerence Inc is a United States-based software company. It is involved in developing mobility-based solutions for drivers and their cars. The customers include all automobile original equipment manufacturers, or OEMs, or their tier 1 suppliers. The company's revenue is generated by selling software licenses and cloud-connected services. Geographically, it derives a majority of its revenue from the United States and also has a presence in Other Americas; Germany; Other Europe, the Middle East, Africa; Japan, and Other Asia-Pacific.

Megatronix is a Chinese automotive software developer supplying operating systems, domain controllers, and cloud platforms for intelligent vehicles. Headquartered in Shenzhen, the company provides SmartMega OS for digital cockpits, T-Box telematics, and gateways integrating ADAS features with vehicle-to-cloud communication. Megatronix customizes software stacks for OEMs supporting over-the-air updates and multi-screen interfaces.

Saverone 2014 Ltd provides driver protection solutions. The company develops and deploys ADAS technologies for transportation safety and driver assistance. The company's product restricts the driver from surfing, communicating, and receiving alerts while driving. The company has developed a system that provides a solution to the problem of distracted driving caused by cell phone use, which endangers the driver, passengers, other drivers on the road and pedestrians. Geographially, it operates in Israel and Europe, out of which it derives maximum revenue from Israel.

Cambridge Mobile Telematics is an MIT spinout founded in 2010 that develops the DriveWell mobile telematics platform. Using mobile sensing, AI, and behavioral analytics, the platform measures driving performance to support insurance pricing, safety incentives, and automated claims processing. It serves insurers, fleets, and wireless carriers, including State Farm, Liberty Mutual, and Discovery, across more than 20 countries, reaching a global customer base of several million users.

Pateo Connect Technology (Shanghai) Corp is a smart cockpit solution provider in China. The company is a integrated IoV service provider offering active safety systems, automotive electronics, low-level automotive software, intelligent operating system (OS), application software, domestic & international Internet automobile ecosystem, mobile phone connectivity, communications operation, TSP platform development & operation services, cloud computing, big data, content services integration & operation, map engine software & cloud architecture, embedded voice & cloud platform solutions, to AI (Artificial Intelligence).