Aiways, headquartered in China, remains privately held in the automotive (electric vehicles) space. Investors last valued the company at $5.5B. No public ticker exists for the company.
One company valuation: $5.5B, dated Jun 2021.
TencentDDidiCContemporary Amperex TechnologySSiemensRRobert BoschTencentDidiContemporary Amperex TechnologySiemensAiways designs and builds electric SUVs, starting with the U5 in 2019 and the coupe-styled U6 in 2021, and became the first Chinese brand to sell an electric car in Europe when it launched sales there in 2020. Its Shangrao factory, built with a ¥13.3 billion investment and automated with equipment from ABB and Kuka, was engineered for an annual capacity of 300,000 vehicles.
Fu Qiang and Gu Feng founded the company in Shanghai in 2017, and it later added a European headquarters and R&D center in Munich. After a financial crisis in 2023 nearly forced it into bankruptcy, Aiways exited the Chinese market in 2024 to focus on Europe and other overseas markets.
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No. Aiways is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
The last valuation is $5.5B.
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