NeueHCT Unveils HCT Orbis at EICMA: A Leap Towards Smart Two-Wheeler Mobility

On November 3, 2026, the EICMA (International Motorcycle and Accessories Exhibition), a key annual event in the global two-wheeler industry, officially opened its doors in Milan, Italy. This year, neueHCT made waves by introducing its state-of-the-art Advanced Rider Assistance System (ARAS), known as HCT Orbis.

This technological innovation aims to revolutionize two-wheeled mobility by enhancing the safety and experience of riders worldwide through intelligent driving solutions. neueHCT specializes in providing comprehensive ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) and smart driving solutions for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) across various sectors including passenger vehicles and autonomous level 4 logistics vehicles.

During the event, the company showcased HCT Orbis through technical demonstrations that highlighted its capabilities, such as Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), environmental perception, hazard warnings, and active safety measures. Attendees included numerous two-wheeler manufacturers, media representatives, industry experts, and visitors eager to learn more about the latest advancements in motorcycle safety technology.

In an exclusive interview with HD Motori, a prominent Italian automotive technology outlet, Stone Li, CEO of neueHCT, provided insights into the technological advantages of the HCT Orbis system. He articulated the need for enhanced safety measures for cyclists, noting, “When riding a bicycle, one is significantly more vulnerable compared to drivers of enclosed vehicles. Therefore, the technology we develop is aimed at preventing the types of accidents that cause the greatest harm to vulnerable road users.”

So far, neueHCT has provided services to over 16 OEM clients globally, including notable companies such as Chery, Volkswagen, and Dongfeng Nissan. Remarkably, the company has engaged in projects encompassing over 70 vehicle models, with international programs representing more than 50% of its total work. The firm has accumulated millions of kilometers testing under real-world conditions globally, coupled with more than 10 billion kilometers of simulated trials.

Europe stands as a crucial market for the global two-wheeled vehicle industry, and to navigate its unique driving culture, neueHCT has validated its passenger vehicles in several major cities across Europe, such as Memmingen, Munich, Frankfurt, and Paris. This local experience is invaluable for the development and adaptation of its two-wheeler solutions. Moreover, the company collaborates with European two-wheeler manufacturers, with its products meeting E-NCAP criteria and EU GSR II regulations. In addition, neueHCT has established a research and development center in Germany to support the deployment of its products in global markets.

Looking ahead, neueHCT is committed to deepening its collaborations with OEMs and industry partners both in Europe and globally. The company aims to efficiently provide intelligent driving assistance solutions that adhere to regional regulations while steering the future of two-wheeled mobility toward a more intelligent and secure paradigm. As we advance in an age where smart technology plays an increasingly important role in transportation, initiatives like those from neueHCT will undoubtedly pave the way for safer riding experiences across the globe.

With the launch of HCT Orbis at EICMA 2026, neueHCT not only reinforces its presence as a leader in intelligent mobility solutions but also contributes to a broader mission of promoting safety and innovation in the evolving landscape of two-wheeler transportation.