The acquisition, slated to close within 30 business days, is structured around a performance-linked compensation model. Robo.ai will issue Class B ordinary shares to QC Capital stakeholders, with a release schedule spanning up to eight years. This vesting period is tied directly to aggressive financial benchmarks, including a cumulative revenue target of approximately $2.4 billion for 2026 and 2027.

Benjamin Zhai, CEO of Robo.ai, noted that the integration serves as a pillar for the company’s broader strategy in the intelligent economy. By absorbing QC Capital’s infrastructure—which focuses on AI agents, autonomous driving, and smart city applications—Robo.ai intends to refine its capital allocation and project incubation processes. The deal mirrors Robo.ai’s previous acquisition of Neurovia AI, signaling a shift toward centralizing data assets and industrial operating experience within its internal AI Investment Engine and QC Alpha™ system.