Qianli Haohan, a Chinese autonomous driving brand backed by Geely, said its assisted driving systems have covered 3.14 billion kilometers cumulatively as of October 7, 2026, a 252.6% increase year on year, according to a report published by the company and cited by D1EV (First Electric). The figure represents the fastest growth in the industry, the company claimed.
Strong growth in daily use
The assisted driving activation rate reached 93.9%, a new record, the report said. Qianli Haohan said it has safeguarded 1.073 million households and helped avoid 12.184 million potential incidents.
During the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday period, assisted driving covered 220 million kilometers, up 248% year on year. Smart parking was used 249,000 times during the holiday, and the voice assistant Eva was activated 200 million times, according to the report.
Qianli Haohan's systems are integrated into Geely's vehicles, and the brand focuses on ADAS (advanced driver assistance systems) and urban NOA (city advanced driver assistance) features. The company said the growth reflects increasing user reliance on assisted driving in daily commuting and long-distance travel.
Industry context
The report comes as Chinese automakers and tech firms compete to expand their assisted driving capabilities, with several brands reporting rapid mileage growth. Qianli Haohan's 252.6% growth rate outpaces many rivals, though comparisons are complicated by differing methodologies and vehicle bases.
The company did not disclose the number of vehicles equipped with its systems, but the 93.9% activation rate suggests a high level of user engagement. The brand said it will continue to expand its feature set and coverage.
