Top Automotive Solution in APAC

We’re thrilled to present the Top Automotive Solution in APAC, a prestigious honor recognizing the industry’s game-changers. These exceptional businesses were nominated by our subscribers based on impeccable reputation and the trust these companies have garnered from our valued subscribers. After an intense selection process—led by C-level executives, industry pioneers and our expert editorial team—only the best have made the cut. These companies have been selected as recipients of the award, celebrating their leadership and innovation.

    Top Automotive Solution in APAC

    42dot
    42dot is a Korean mobility AI company building SDV, software-defined fleets, and autonomous platforms like TAP! and AEV, using AI for frictionless urban OS, active learning models, and LLM integration to enable safe, connected, self-operating transportation ecosystems.
    Apollo
    Baidu Apollo provides L4 autonomous driving and L2+ intelligent vehicle solutions with 10-year expertise, Wenxin LLM-powered cockpits, HD maps, and partnerships (e.g., Jiyue, Hyundai, Nissan) for safe, scalable urban deployment across 300+ Chinese cities.
    EnGIS
    EnGIS is a global automotive tech provider with 20 years' expertise, supplying OEMs/Tier 1s with smartphone-connected hybrid navigation (Navlink), eHorizon ADAS (EnVision), OTA updates (EnAir Sync), telematics SW, and smart mobility platforms covering 90+ countries in 40 languages.
    JOYNEXT
    JOYNEXT, Joyson's Automotive Connectivity BU, delivers V2X, IVI, cloud-based IoV SaaS (navigation/AR), 5G-V2X mass production, and intelligent networking for 10M+ vehicles worldwide, partnering with VW, Audi, Ford via 1,600 staff across 8 R&D centers.
    TIER IV
    TIER IV develops open-source Autoware-based full-stack AV solutions (Pilot.Auto, Web.Auto, Edge.Auto) and end-to-end services for intelligent vehicles, partnering globally to evolve systems via 10B+ simulated miles for ultimate safety and lifestyle innovation.

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