Neolix
Neolix (China) has shown 5 robot models in public, from 2019 to 2025, including Neolix X12, Neolix X6 and Neolix X3.
- Robot models in the atlas
- 55 vehicles
- First robot
- 2019Latest 2025
- Headquarters
- China
- Can I use one?4 in serviceRides or deliveries from the operator, not for sale
- Who uses it?5 robot models in useListed as Neolix's newest model in Nov 2025 and shown as the intra-city flagship at CES…
Robots
5 robot models shown in public, from 2019 to 2025. Newest first. Open one for its full profile.
Vehicles 5 vehicles
- CommercialNo public photo yetWe only show photos we're allowed to useNeolix X12H12Fully autonomous
- Hidden gemCommercial
Neolix X3Fully autonomous - Hidden gemCommercial
Neolix X6Fully autonomous - Commercial
Neolix X3 PlusFully autonomous - Discontinued
Neolix first-generation L4 delivery vehicleNo longer soldSupervised
What is inside
Chips and parts suppliers named for Neolix's robots by the maker or reputable press.
Chips and boards
Who uses it
Customers and deployments reported for Neolix's robots. Each robot's page links its sources.
- No public photo yetWe only show photos we're allowed to useNeolix X122025 · Commercial
Listed as Neolix's newest model in Nov 2025 and shown as the intra-city flagship at CES 2026.
- Neolix X32024 · Commercial
Licensed on approved roads in Shanghai Pudong (May 2024) and Lishui (July 2024); Neolix says over 4,000 X3s had been delivered by October 2025.
- Neolix X62024 · Commercial
Neolix says over 4,000 X6 had been delivered by October 2025; exhibited at CES 2026 and AMR 2026.
- Neolix X3 Plus2023 · Commercial
First-phase deliveries were complete by March 2023, with second-phase deliveries from April 2023; Neolix then reported over 1,000 vehicles in 40 cities across 13 countries (Feb 2023).
- Neolix first-generation L4 delivery vehicle2019 · Discontinued
Early customers named by the company in 2019 were JD.com and Huawei; it aimed to deliver over 1,000 units by end-2019.
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