Welcome to our dedicated page for Robo.ai news (Ticker: AIIO), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Robo.ai stock.
Robo.ai Inc. (NASDAQ: AIIO) generates a steady stream of news that reflects its role at the intersection of AI, smart mobility, digital assets and the emerging machine economy. As a Nasdaq‑listed technology company headquartered in the United Arab Emirates, Robo.ai regularly announces partnerships, joint ventures, financings and product milestones that are directly tied to its strategy of integrating AI software, smart devices and smart assets.
News coverage on this page typically includes updates on strategic collaborations with mobility and fintech partners. Recent examples disclosed by the company include a partnership between its subsidiary Astra Mobility Meta and W Motors Automotive Group to co‑develop intelligent electric last‑mile and autonomous multi‑purpose vehicles, and a memorandum of understanding with Zand Bank PJSC to combine Robo.ai’s intelligent hardware ecosystem with a regulated digital banking platform for AED stablecoin payments, IoT asset custody and real‑world asset tokenization.
Investors and observers can also follow announcements about joint ventures and industrial projects, such as the planned RoBUS commercial vehicle joint venture with JW Group, the RJ Investment L.L.C.-FZ vehicle distribution venture for Pakistan and the Gulf and Arabian Peninsula region, and the proposed Robo.AI Industrial City in the UAE for premium intelligent vehicles, eVTOLs and smart logistics hardware. These items provide insight into how Robo.ai is structuring its presence in commercial vehicles and regional manufacturing ecosystems.
Another frequent category of news involves capital markets and financing transactions. Robo.ai has reported a large strategic investment commitment from a consortium led by Burkhan Capital LLC, as well as separate convertible note and equity purchase facility arrangements with institutional investors. Press releases explain how these financings are intended to support strategic transformation, potential mergers and acquisitions, and general corporate operations across the company’s AI software, smart device and smart asset pillars.
In addition, Robo.ai issues news about Web3 and DePIN initiatives, including its investment in Arkreen’s decentralized physical infrastructure network and its acquisition of a minority stake in aitos.io, a company focused on IoT‑blockchain integration. Product‑oriented announcements, such as the unveiling of the Roboy339 smart vehicle with an embedded digital wallet, illustrate how Robo.ai is applying these technologies to create new machine‑level economic models.
This AIIO news feed aggregates these disclosures in one place so readers can track developments in Robo.ai’s partnerships, financings, joint ventures and technology initiatives over time.
Robo.ai (NASDAQ: AIIO) said a subsidiary secured a commercial order to deliver 30,000 hours of Embodied AI robot training data to U.S.-based DaBoss.AI over a 12-month period. Deliverables include multi-modal raw data (RGB-D vision, 6-DoF motion trajectories, force/tactile feedback).
Robo.ai said revenue from the contract will be consolidated under U.S. GAAP via the joint venture and contribute cash flow in fiscal 2026, and management framed the sale as validation of its Embodied AI Data Port strategy and global JV execution.
Robo.ai (NASDAQ: AIIO) and DaBoss.AI formed a Robo.ai-controlled joint venture in the UAE to build a distributed embodied intelligence data acquisition and annotation platform. Robo.ai will hold 51% equity, appoint a majority of the board, and consolidate the venture's results under U.S. GAAP.
The venture will deploy a validated dual-engine method combining embodied robotic terminals and non-embodied VR/wearable capture, target global node distribution, standardized compliance frameworks, and plans to begin commercial operations within 90 days of the agreement.
Robo.ai (NASDAQ: AIIO) formed a majority-owned joint venture with Tachyon9 to build and operate high-performance AI data centers in the UAE and key global markets. The JV's first project is a 20 MW AI data center targeted to be operational within 12–24 months of site acquisition.
The JV targets APAC and MENA, cites a $200B global infrastructure gap, an $16–25B immediate 2026 market, and a regional TAM of $6–10B. Key technical aims: 2–3x rack density via liquid cooling and up to 62% CapEx reduction through Equipment-as-a-Service.
Robo.ai (Nasdaq: AIIO) announced a three-year Gold Reseller Agreement with The Ghazi Group to distribute edge inference servers, advanced CPU/GPU systems, storage and networking across MENA and selected Southeast Asian markets.
The partnership leverages Robo.ai's regional integration and enterprise footprint to target fast-growing edge AI markets: APAC edge AI projected at $6.0 billion in 2026 (CAGR 26.8%) and MEA at $3.1 billion. The companies project a revenue opportunity exceeding $100 million in MENA and Southeast Asia, and expect recurring revenue from hardware, system integration, software licensing, and long-term support over the agreement term.
Robo.ai (NASDAQ: AIIO) submitted an application on December 19, 2025 to the provisional administrator of Shanghai JIDU Automobile Co., Ltd. to participate in JIDU's pre-restructuring process.
Robo.ai said it seeks strategic alignment with JIDU Auto—an early "robot car" pioneer that has completed R&D and mass production of the JIDU 01 and JIDU 07 since 2023—to explore synergies in AI integration, international capital markets, and overseas commercialization.
The company completed its application and said it will proceed with due diligence, deposit payment, and submission and negotiation of a Pre-Restructuring Investment Plan. Robo.ai cautioned the submission is a preliminary step and the final outcome depends on review by the provisional administrator, relevant creditors, and court approval.
Robo.ai (NASDAQ: AIIO) announced a definitive financing agreement with ATW Partners totaling $180 million, composed of $80 million in convertible notes and a $100 million equity purchase facility commitment. The company completed the first tranche on December 11, 2025.
Proceeds are planned to support strategic transformation, potential mergers and acquisitions, and general corporate operations across Robo.ai's three pillars: AI Software, Smart Device, and Smart Assets. The agreement allows the company to initiate subsequent closings at its discretion, contingent on capital market conditions and investment targets.
Robo.ai (Nasdaq: AIIO) announced a strategic Memorandum of Understanding with Zand Bank on Nov 21, 2025 to integrate Robo.ai's intelligent hardware ecosystem with Zand Bank's regulated digital financial system. The partnership targets AED stablecoin payments, institution-grade custody for IoT devices, real-world asset tokenization (e.g., smart vehicles, eVTOL, logistics equipment), and on-chain ESG data to support Dubai's 2050 Net Zero goals. The collaboration focuses on automated H2M/M2M settlements, compliant private-key custody, and fractionalization of physical assets for financing and liquidity.
Robo.ai (NASDAQ: AIIO) announced on Sept. 22, 2025 the formation of a commercial vehicle joint venture with Pakistan's JW Group named RoBUS, to be headquartered in UAE.
RoBUS will combine JW Group's manufacturing capacity and a distributor network of more than 400 distributors with Robo.ai's capital-market support, brand-building and Middle East market expansion. Rivet Zhang was appointed President of RoBUS and Chief Industrial Officer of Robo.ai.
Planned product lines include RO1 (6–12m green coaches), RO2 (9–12m new energy city buses) and RO3 (premium business vehicles) targeting the Middle East, Africa and Southeast Asia, with a stated focus on green mobility, smart features and local regulatory alignment.
Robo.ai (Nasdaq: AIIO) announced results of its extraordinary general meeting held in Dubai on October 23, 2025. Shareholders approved all proposed resolutions from the EGM Notice dated October 8, 2025.
Key actions adopted include an increase of the company's authorized share capital to US$400,000 and adoption of the Fourth Amended and Restated Memorandum and Articles of Association to reflect the share capital change and to expand the powers of the board of directors.
The authorized capital is now divided into 4,000,000,000 shares: 500,000,000 Class A ordinary shares and 3,500,000,000 Class B ordinary shares, par value US$0.0001 each.
Robo.ai (NASDAQ: AIIO) said its subsidiary Astra signed a commercial agreement with Dubai-based W Motors to co-develop intelligent electric and autonomous vehicles, with W Motors planning to procure at least 30,000 vehicles over five years.
The program covers design, development, validation, and production; Astra will lead product engineering and components while W Motors will handle local UAE manufacturing and customization. Parties expect a 12-month development cycle, SOP targeted for 2026, and a POC vehicle within three months of signing.
The vehicles will integrate with Arkreen's DePIN green-energy blockchain for on-chain charging, emissions and energy records to enable verifiable vehicle identities and tokenized value.