Autonomous Driving Concept Stocks Watch | RoboSense (02498.HK) strengthens in afternoon session, spent HK$7.9554 million to repurchase 500,000 shares on September 15

NewTimeSpace News: On September 16, 2026, RoboSense (02498.HK) edged higher in the afternoon. As of 14:03, the stock was quoted at HK$16.16, up 1.32%.

According to Securities Times Network, RoboSense repurchased 500,000 shares on September 15 at prices ranging from HK$15.720 to HK$16.030 per share, with total repurchase amount reaching HK$7.9554 million.

Securities Daily reported that Horizon Robotics held the "Horizon Robotics Ceremony for 15 Million Mass-produced Intelligent Driving Chips" on September 15. At the event, the brand announced that its 15 millionth Journey chip will be installed in FAW-Volkswagen’s new model ID.AURA T6. The HSD V2.1 full-scenario assisted driving system is also upcoming, with newly added full-scenario reverse function.

RoboSense(02498.HK) Focuses on the scaled mass production and delivery of LiDAR and core perception solutions for the autonomous driving perception layer. As a leading tier-1 supplier in the intelligent driving hardware supply chain, it has secured massive design wins across a wide range of models from global mainstream automakers and new energy vehicle (NEV) startups. The company maintains industry-leading growth in single-quarter automotive LiDAR shipments. Through process optimization and economies of scale, it continuously drives down per-unit hardware costs, solidifying its market share in the core perception infrastructure for autonomous driving.

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