Robo.ai completes acquisition of Neurovia AI to build visual infrastructure for the machine economy

Robo.ai (NASDAQ:AIIO) announced Monday that it has officially finalized the 100% equity acquisition of Neurovia AI.

The transaction establishes the specialized visual data processing firm as a wholly-owned subsidiary, marking a critical operational milestone in Robo.ai’s long-term strategy to expand its underlying software infrastructure for physical artificial intelligence.

The transaction, originally announced on May 8, 2026, is valued at a total consideration of $100 million and structured entirely in Class B ordinary shares.

To ensure structural alignment and long-term ecosystem stability, the deal features a rigorous eight-year lock-up and vesting schedule: 100% of the issued shares remain fully locked for the first three years, followed by gradual, equal annual tranches over the subsequent five years.

By executing an all-stock transaction, the intelligent mobility company preserves its cash liquidity to support near-term research and development alongside global market expansion.

Integrating Neurovia directly addresses the severe "data inlet" bottlenecks currently restricting massive AI deployments.