neueHCT presents HCT Orbis rider assistance system at EICMA
neueHCT showcased its HCT Orbis Advanced Rider Assistance System at EICMA in Milan, presenting technology designed to support safer and smarter two-wheel mobility. The Chinese intelligent driving company demonstrated functions including adaptive cruise control, environmental perception, risk warning and active safety.
- neueHCT showcased HCT Orbis at EICMA in Milan.
- The system includes ACC, environmental perception, risk warning and active safety functions.
- neueHCT says it has served more than 16 OEM customers worldwide.
- The company says its projects cover more than 70 vehicle models.
- neueHCT has established an R&D center in Germany.
HCT Orbis targets two-wheel safety
EICMA, the International Motorcycle and Accessories Exhibition, officially opened in Milan on November 3, 2026. neueHCT used the event to present HCT Orbis to two-wheeler manufacturers, media representatives, industry experts and visitors from around the world.
According to neueHCT, demonstrations at its booth focused on the system's capabilities in ACC, environmental perception, risk warning and active safety. The company describes HCT Orbis as an Advanced Rider Assistance System for two-wheel mobility.
Stone Li, CEO of neueHCT, told Italian technology and automotive media outlet HD Motori that riders face greater exposure than people inside vehicles. “When you ride a bike, you are exposed and far more vulnerable than a driver inside a vehicle,” Li said. “That is why the technology we develop is aimed at preventing the kinds of traffic accidents that cause the greatest harm to these road users.”
Company brings automotive experience to two-wheel projects
neueHCT says it provides ADAS and intelligent driving solutions for global OEMs across passenger vehicles, two-wheeled mobility and L4 autonomous logistics vehicles. The company reports that it has served more than 16 OEM customers worldwide, including Chery, Volkswagen and Dongfeng Nissan.
Its projects cover more than 70 vehicle models, with overseas programs accounting for more than 50% of the total, according to the company. neueHCT also says it has accumulated millions of kilometers of global real-road testing and over 10 billion kilometers of simulation testing worldwide.
The company said its passenger vehicles have completed validation in several European cities, including Memmingen, Munich, Frankfurt and Paris. It says this experience can support the development and localization of its two-wheeler solutions.
Europe is a strategic market for deployment
neueHCT identified Europe as a key market for the global two-wheel industry and riding culture, as well as an important region in its global strategy. The company said it is engaging with European two-wheeler OEMs and that its products meet the requirements of E-NCAP and EU GSR II regulations and certifications.
neueHCT has also established an R&D center in Germany to support product deployment in global markets. The company said it plans to deepen collaboration with European and global OEMs and industry partners, delivering intelligent riding assistance solutions that comply with regional regulatory standards.
For manufacturers and industry partners, the EICMA presentation places HCT Orbis within neueHCT's wider effort to adapt intelligent driving technology for two-wheel mobility. The company says its stated goal is to help move the sector toward safer and smarter riding.
