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The humanoid race

Who is actually leading

15 makers, 42 bipedal humanoids, four KPIs that cannot be fudged — price, availability, verified customers, and units in the field. Ranked into tiers, with a national scoreboard, and every disputed cell flagged. This is a snapshot of a fast-moving field, sourced and dated, and open to correction.

As of 2026-07-15 · Tracker · By · Updated weekly — what changed →
Why this exists

Humanoid coverage is drowning in demo reels and vendor numbers. This page tries to answer one question honestly — who is actually deploying, not just announcing — using only KPIs a reader can check.

The four KPIs

Price: the figure the maker itself stated, flagged ⚠ when it is a target or estimate, not a sale price. Availability: a 0–4 ladder from concept to on-sale. Verified customers: named, sourced outside organizations — MOUs and investors do not count. Units in field: machines operating outside the maker's own lab, with vendor-claimed vs third-party marked.

Honesty stance

Humanoids only — wheeled and cobot machines are excluded. Vendor claims are labelled as such; teleoperation is noted where demos imply autonomy. Tiers are judged only on the KPI data below, not on reputation. Corrections welcome: shk@moduloa.com.

The ladder

How "availability" is scored

0 Concept

Concept or render only.

1 Lab demo

Working demo in the maker's own lab.

2 Pilots

Unpaid pilots at real customer sites.

3 Paid work

Paid work at customers — real revenue.

4 On sale

Openly on sale — public price + order channel.

National scoreboard

Team USA vs Team China — and the rest

Counted by home country of the program (owner noted separately where it differs). The number that matters is at market — how many of each country's humanoids have reached stage 3+ (doing paid work, or openly on sale). Verified paid work specifically is rarer, and called out in the KPI leaders below.

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China
Programs7
Humanoid models25
At market (stg 3+)6
Cheapest model$5,900
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USA
Programs5
Humanoid models11
At market (stg 3+)2
Cheapest model—
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Norway
Programs1
Humanoid models2
At market (stg 3+)1
Cheapest model$20,000
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Germany
Programs1
Humanoid models3
At market (stg 3+)0
Cheapest model$21,500
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Canada
Programs1
Humanoid models1
At market (stg 3+)0
Cheapest model—
KPI leaders

Who wins each measure

01
Cheapest humanoid
Unitree R1 — $5,900
On sale with a public order channel. Runner-up: EngineAI PM01 ($13,700).
02
Furthest deployed
Agility (Digit) & Figure — stage 3
The only makers with third-party-corroborated arm's-length PAID work. Runner-up (volume): Unitree / AgiBot on sale.
03
Most verified customers
Agility Robotics
GXO, Schaeffler, Toyota MMC, Mercado Libre — named and independently reported. Runner-up: AgiBot.
04
Most units in field
AgiBot — ~5,168 (2025)
Omdia's independent shipment ranking (#1, ~39% share). Runner-up: Unitree (~4,200–5,500).
Company benchmark

The tiers

Leaders

4 makers

Verified commercial traction — real paid work or real shipment volume.

🇺🇸Agility RoboticsFlagship · Digit
Price
~$250k / RaaS ⚠
Availability
3 Paid work
Verified customers
GXO Logistics (paid) · Schaeffler (paid) · Toyota MMC (paid) · Mercado Libre (committed)
Units in field
~75–100
third-party (range 40–150)
Capital
Going public via ~$2.5B SPAC; $300M+ backlog
The most third-party-verified paid deployments of any maker. Amazon is an investor with completed pilots — not counted as a paying customer.
  • Purchase price ~$250k vs ~$150k also cited; RaaS ~$30/hr is vendor-stated
  • CEO's ~1,000 figure is booked backlog, not field units
🇺🇸Figure AIFlagship · Figure 03
Price
$20k target ⚠
Availability
3 Paid work
Verified customers
BMW (Figure 02) (paid) · BMW (Figure 03) (demonstration) · Catalyst Brands (committed)
Units in field
~350
vendor-claimed (no third-party check)
Capital
~$1.75B raised · $39B valuation
Unambiguous PAID work is the retired Figure 02 (30,000+ BMW parts). BMW frames Figure 03 as a demonstration; the paid-contract claim is Figure's, not BMW's. Catalyst Brands is one signed-and-ramping agreement (its portfolio brands are not separate customers).
  • Figure 03 paid-vs-demonstration status disputed
  • 350 units is vendor-claimed; count at customer sites undisclosed
🇨🇳UnitreeFlagship · G1 / R1
Price
R1 $5,900 · G1 $13,500
Availability
4 On sale
Verified customers
Japan Airlines (via GMO) (pilot / teleop) · UC San Diego (research / teleop)
Units in field
5,500 shipped (2025)
vendor / IPO prospectus; Omdia third-party ~4,200–5,168
Capital
IPO — reported ~$6.2B valuation
Openly on sale with the lowest entry prices in the field. But the marquee 'autonomous' demos (kung-fu, factory) are documented as teleoperation or imitation-learning; no autonomous paid production is verified.
  • Units are shipped, not deployed-in-service
  • US national-security scrutiny (Congressional blacklist move, Pentagon listing)
🇨🇳AgiBotFlagship · A2 / Lingxi
Price
~$13,800 ⚠
Availability
4 On sale
Verified customers
Fulin Precision (paid (~100 units)) · Longcheer (deployment / related-party) · China Mobile (procurement tender)
Units in field
Omdia ~5,168 shipped (2025)
third-party (Omdia); 15,000 'off the line' is vendor production
Capital
~$2.09B valuation
#1 on Omdia's independent 2025 shipment ranking (~5,168 units, ~39% share). Fulin Precision is genuine paid work; Longcheer is a shareholder (related party) and China Mobile is a tender, not yet paid deployment.
  • 15,000 figure is units produced, not deployed
  • Some 'customers' are related-party or promotional

Contenders

5 makers

Real capital, specs, or pilots — but a verification or arm's-length gap.

🇺🇸Boston Dynamics · Hyundai-owned 🇰🇷Flagship · Atlas (electric)
Price
No public price (<~$320k target) ⚠
Availability
2 Pilots
Verified customers
Hyundai Metaplant (committed 2026) · Google DeepMind (committed 2026)
Units in field
Undisclosed
n/a
Capital
n/a — Hyundai subsidiary ($1.2B was the acquisition, not VC)
Strongest specs and Made-in-USA production, but 2026 fleets to Hyundai and Google DeepMind are committed/imminent — not yet operational. The '25,000 Atlas' figure is an internal Hyundai plan, not an order; a Korean labor union has moved to block factory-floor deployment.
  • CES 2026 stage demo was teleoperated
  • Availability corrected down: committed, not yet running
🇺🇸ApptronikFlagship · Apollo
Price
$50k target ⚠
Availability
2 Pilots
Verified customers
Mercedes-Benz (pilot) · GXO (early POC)
Units in field
Undisclosed
vendor
Capital
~$935M raised · $5B valuation
Real pilots at Mercedes-Benz and GXO. Google DeepMind is an AI technology partner (not a deployment customer) and Jabil is a contract-manufacturer/validation site — neither counts as a paying deployment.
  • No published deployment KPIs
  • $50k is a target, not a sale price
🇳🇴1X · US-operatingFlagship · NEO
Price
$20k (or $499/mo)
Availability
4 On sale
Verified customers
Consumer / home (preorders)
Units in field
Undisclosed (first units ~May 2026)
vendor; 10,000 is refundable-preorder backlog
Capital
~$137M+ raised
On sale to consumers, but NEO relies on remote human teleoperators ('Expert Mode', a person viewing inside the home) for complex tasks — a real privacy controversy, and not effectively autonomous today.
  • '10,000' is preorder backlog, not sales/deliveries
  • Teleoperation-dependent for complex tasks
🇨🇳UBTech · HK-listedFlagship · Walker S2
Price
~$? (est.) ⚠
Availability
3 Paid work
Verified customers
Automaker lines (BYD, Foxconn, FAW…) (claimed orders) · Zeekr / NIO (prior-gen pilots)
Units in field
~500 delivered
vendor-claimed (self-announced, unverified)
Capital
~$1.34B raised · $5.67B valuation
Broad claimed automaker relationships, but Zeekr/NIO were pilots of earlier Walker S models, and the headline figures are order backlog, not realized paid revenue. A rival publicly alleged one 2025 marching video was CGI.
  • Order backlog ≠ paid revenue
  • CGI-authenticity allegation on a 2025 demo
🇩🇪NEURAFlagship · 4NE-1
Price
€98k (~$105k) pre-order
Availability
2 Pilots
Verified customers
NVIDIA / Qualcomm / Bosch / Schaeffler (investors, not customers) · BITZER (warehouse POC)
Units in field
Zero verified deliveries
n/a — pre-delivery
Capital
~$1.66B raised · $7B valuation
Europe's best-capitalized program, but the customer list conflates investors with buyers: NVIDIA, Qualcomm, Bosch and Schaeffler are backers/partners. The only real 4NE-1 field activity is a BITZER pick-task proof-of-concept; first industrial units ship late 2026.
  • 'Customers' are mostly investors/partners
  • Stage-4 commercial posture, but zero deployed units

Watchlist

6 makers

Early-stage, research-oriented, or thin on verified deployment KPIs.

🇺🇸TeslaFlagship · Optimus Gen 3
Price
$20–30k target ⚠
Availability
1 Lab demo
Verified customers
None (no external customers)
Units in field
~1,000 internal (non-productive)
third-party estimate; not sold/deployed
Capital
Internal (self-funded by Tesla)
Despite its resources, Optimus is still in the R&D phase (Musk, Q4-2025 call): a few hundred units inside Tesla's own factory for data collection, doing no 'useful work,' with no external customers. Volume production starts 'late July/August 2026'; consumer availability late-2027 at earliest.
  • Marquee demos (2024 bartending, 2025 fall) were teleoperated
  • Gen 3 specs unreleased; not in production yet
🇨🇳XPengFlagship · Next-Gen IRON
Price
None disclosed (~'car price' aspiration) ⚠
Availability
1 Lab demo
Verified customers
Baosteel (announced partnership)
Units in field
None deployed (capacity target only)
n/a
Capital
Internal (XPeng Inc., NYSE: XPEV)
IRON walks in XPeng's own factories; the Nov-2025 'human-in-a-suit' rumor was rebutted by cutting a unit open on stage. But there are no paid external deployments — Baosteel is an announced ecosystem partnership — and a >1,000 units/month figure is a 2026 capacity target, not units in the field.
  • Teleop-vs-autonomy at debut unverified
  • Mass production planned end-2026, not yet begun
🇨🇳FourierFlagship · GR-3
Price
~$80,000
Availability
4 On sale
Verified customers
SAIC-GM (demo) · ETH Zürich / CMU (research)
Units in field
~100 GR-1 (2023 production)
vendor-claimed
Capital
~$246M raised
On sale, with a rehab-robotics heritage, but humanoid deployments are thin: SAIC-GM was a demo and the university relationships are research platforms. Do not confuse Fourier's '2,000+ medical institutions' (its exoskeleton business) with humanoid deployments.
  • Customers are demo/research, not paid labor
  • Medical-device numbers ≠ humanoid deployments
🇨🇳Kepler · 51% Hangzhou KelinFlagship · Forerunner K2 'Bumblebee'
Price
~$34,000
Availability
4 On sale
Verified customers
SAIC-GM (~2-robot pilot) · Chunmi (related-party)
Units in field
Undisclosed
unknown
Capital
51% acquired by Hangzhou Kelin (~$106M valuation)
On sale, but disclosed financials undercut the backlog story: 2025 revenue was only ~$638k against a ~$67M net loss. Chunmi shares a founder with Kepler (related party), and a widely-cited SAIC-GM battery-line humanoid was actually AgiBot's, not Kepler's.
  • Backlog claims contradicted by disclosed financials
  • Deeply loss-making; related-party 'customer'
🇨🇦SanctuaryFlagship · Phoenix
Price
No reliable price ⚠
Availability
2 Pilots
Verified customers
Canadian Tire (Mark's) (deployment / teleop) · Magna (partnership + investment)
Units in field
Undisclosed
vendor
Capital
~$140M raised
Dexterity-focused (hydraulic hands), but in June 2026 it pivoted away from selling whole humanoids toward its Carbon control software. Microsoft is an Azure/AI partner and investor — not a deployment customer — and the one real deployment (Canadian Tire) was fully teleoperated.
  • Pivoted away from selling whole humanoids (2026)
  • Only deployment was teleoperated
🇨🇳Booster + EngineAI · two makersFlagship · EngineAI T800 / Booster T1
Price
$13,700+
Availability
4 On sale
Verified customers
University / research teams (buyers) · RoboCup Federation (MOU)
Units in field
~700 (vendor, late-2025)
vendor-claimed (stale)
Capital
EngineAI ~$200M Series B · ~$1.5B valuation
Two low-cost makers grouped: on sale, popular with research and RoboCup teams. Impressive stunts (EngineAI's front flip), but buyers are labs, not industrial deployers; the 'RoboCup Federation' relationship is an MOU.
  • Buyers are research teams, not industrial deployments
  • Unit figure vendor-claimed and stale
Robot benchmark

Every humanoid, model by model

One table, every humanoid. Filter by country or availability, and click Robot, Price, or Availability to sort — so you can compare cheapest-first, or furthest-deployed-first, across every maker. Current-generation models carry an accent bar; each definition doubles as that machine's defined term.

Country
Availability
42 shown
Robot Maker Price Availability Spec · source
G1
A compact, affordable humanoid robot aimed at researchers, developers and education.
 🇨🇳Unitree $13,500 4 On sale 132cm · 7-DoF hands · src
R1
An ultra-lightweight, low-cost full-size humanoid robot aimed at universities, hobbyists and early consumer adopters.
 🇨🇳Unitree $5,900 4 On sale 121cm · src
H2
Unitree's full-size second-generation flagship humanoid successor to the H1, built for agile locomotion and manipulation.
 🇨🇳Unitree $29,900 4 On sale 182cm · src
Yuanzheng A2 (Expedition A2 / AgiBot A2)
Yuanzheng (远征) means 'Expedition / long march' in Chinese; A2 = second-generation Expedition-series humanoid
A full-size bipedal interactive service humanoid built for reception, retail guidance, exhibitions and customer-facing marketing work.
 🇨🇳AgiBot — 4 On sale 169cm · src
Digit
A bipedal, human-sized warehouse robot built to move totes and packages and perform repetitive material-handling tasks alongside people.
 🇺🇸Agility Robotics $250,000 estimate 3 Paid work 175cm · src
Figure 03
A third-generation general-purpose bipedal humanoid robot designed for both home and commercial work such as logistics and manipulation tasks.
 🇺🇸Figure AI $20,000 target 3 Paid work 173cm · src
Lingxi X2 (AgiBot X2)
Lingxi (灵犀) = intuitive/telepathic rapport (idiom 心有灵犀); X2 is the second-generation compact Lingxi humanoid
A compact, soft-skinned bipedal humanoid for education, entertainment, research and light human-facing service interaction.
 🇨🇳AgiBot $13,800 estimate 3 Paid work 131cm · src
H2 Plus upcoming
An NVIDIA Isaac GR00T reference humanoid robot built as a standardized platform for academic embodied-AI research.
 🇨🇳Unitree $100,000 1 Lab demo 182cm · 22-DoF hands · src
H1 older gen
A full-size bipedal humanoid robot built for high-speed locomotion and mobility research.
 🇨🇳Unitree $90,000 estimate 4 On sale 180cm · src
H1-2 older gen
An upgraded second-iteration H1 humanoid with more dexterous 7-DOF arms and dual ankle joints for manipulation research.
 🇨🇳Unitree $128,900 estimate 4 On sale 178cm · src
Lingxi X1 (AgiBot X1) older gen
Lingxi (灵犀) evokes the idiom 心有灵犀 — an intuitive, telepathic mutual understanding (from a mythical rhino-horn believed to connect two minds)
An open-source, full-body bipedal humanoid reference platform released for developers and researchers to build on.
 🇨🇳AgiBot — 4 On sale 133cm · 10-DoF hands · src
Figure 02 older gen
A second-generation general-purpose bipedal humanoid robot built for commercial and industrial deployment such as automotive manufacturing.
 🇺🇸Figure AI — 3 Paid work 168cm · 16-DoF hands · src
Figure 01 older gen
Figure's first-generation general-purpose bipedal humanoid robot used to demonstrate autonomous manipulation and locomotion.
 🇺🇸Figure AI — 1 Lab demo 168cm · src
NEO
A soft, lightweight bipedal home humanoid robot designed to autonomously perform household chores and act as a conversational AI companion.
 🇳🇴1X $20,000 4 On sale 168cm · 22-DoF hands · src
Atlas (Electric Atlas)
Named after the Titan Atlas of Greek mythology, condemned to hold up the sky
A fully electric, general-purpose bipedal humanoid robot built for heavy industrial and manufacturing tasks.
 🇺🇸Boston Dynamics $320,000 target 3 Paid work 190cm · src
Apollo 2
The current second-generation Apollo humanoid, offered in bipedal and wheeled-base configurations, used to perform real work and collect large-scale training data across customer sites.
 🇺🇸Apptronik $50,000 target 3 Paid work — · src
Walker S2
An industrial humanoid robot designed for factory and logistics work that can autonomously swap its own battery to run continuously.
 🇨🇳UBTech $90,000 estimate 3 Paid work 176cm · 11-DoF hands · src
4NE1 (4NE-1 Gen 3.5)
Reads phonetically as "for anyone" (4-N-E-1); commonly cited as the intended meaning, not officially confirmed by NEURA
A ~180 cm cognitive bipedal humanoid robot designed for industrial and domestic labor, styled by Studio F.A. Porsche and running NVIDIA-based AI on the Neuraverse fleet-learning platform.
 🇩🇪NEURA $105,000 3 Paid work 180cm · 16-DoF hands · src
4NE1 Mini
Reads phonetically as "for anyone" (4-N-E-1); "Mini" denotes the compact form factor
A compact ~132 cm bipedal humanoid built on the same cognitive AI and perception stack as the full 4NE1, aimed at research, education, entertainment, and light commercial use.
 🇩🇪NEURA $21,500 3 Paid work 132cm · 12-DoF hands · src
Apollo 3 upcoming
Apptronik's announced next-generation Apollo, positioned as its first mature commercial product for high-volume paid deployment in bipedal and wheeled configurations.
 🇺🇸Apptronik $80,000 target 1 Lab demo — · src
Apollo older gen
A commercial general-purpose bipedal humanoid robot built for industrial and logistics work such as material handling in warehouses and factories.
 🇺🇸Apptronik $50,000 target 3 Paid work 173cm · src
Walker S1 older gen
A 41-DOF industrial humanoid robot built for multi-task manufacturing scenarios such as automotive assembly assistance.
 🇨🇳UBTech — 3 Paid work 172cm · src
Walker S older gen
UBTech's first industrial-focused humanoid robot for multi-task factory scenarios, predecessor of the Walker S1.
 🇨🇳UBTech — 2 Pilots 170cm · src
Walker X older gen
A commercial/service-oriented bipedal humanoid robot for human-robot interaction, object manipulation and demonstrations.
 🇨🇳UBTech $150,000 estimate 2 Pilots 130cm · src
Atlas (HD Atlas) older gen
Named after the Titan Atlas of Greek mythology, condemned to hold up the sky
A hydraulically actuated bipedal research humanoid built for dynamic mobility and search-and-rescue R&D, retired in 2024.
 🇺🇸Boston Dynamics — 1 Lab demo 150cm · src
NEO Gamma older gen
'Gamma' denotes the third development generation after NEO Alpha and Beta
The 2025 research/development generation of 1X's home humanoid used to demonstrate whole-body control and in-home autonomy before the consumer NEO.
 🇳🇴1X — 1 Lab demo 168cm · src
4NE1 Gen 3 older gen
Reads phonetically as "for anyone" (4-N-E-1); commonly cited, not officially confirmed by NEURA
The third-generation 4NE1 humanoid premiered at Automatica 2025 in Munich, introducing Studio F.A. Porsche styling and higher-dexterity hands.
 🇩🇪NEURA — 1 Lab demo 180cm · 16-DoF hands · src
GR-3 (Care-bot)
A full-size bipedal humanoid companion robot designed for emotional interaction, social companionship and human-centered care service in homes, nursing homes and rehabilitation centers.
 🇨🇳Fourier $80,000 4 On sale 165cm · 12-DoF hands · src
Forerunner K2 Bumblebee (Bumblebee)
The mass-production commercial version of the K2 humanoid, a hybrid roller-screw/rotary-actuator bipedal robot for industrial logistics, manufacturing, and service tasks.
 🇨🇳Kepler $34,000 4 On sale 175cm · src
Booster T1
A lightweight developer-focused bipedal humanoid built for research and robot-soccer competition.
 🇨🇳Booster + EngineAI $29,800 4 On sale 118cm · 6-DoF hands · src
EngineAI PM01
An open-source, agile full-body humanoid aimed at education, research and commercial developers.
 🇨🇳Booster + EngineAI $13,700 4 On sale 138cm · src
EngineAI SE01
A full-size general-purpose humanoid with a bio-inspired neural-network gait for industrial and service use.
 🇨🇳Booster + EngineAI $20,000 4 On sale 170cm · src
EngineAI T800
A heavy-duty full-size universal humanoid designed for high-torque industrial work at mass-production scale.
 🇨🇳Booster + EngineAI $25,000 4 On sale 173cm · src
N1 (Nexus-01)
First model ('01') of Fourier's Nexus open-source ecosystem
A compact, fully open-source bipedal humanoid research platform whose bill of materials, blueprints, assembly guide and control software are publicly released for developers.
 🇨🇳Fourier — 3 Paid work 130cm · src
Next-Gen IRON (IRON (2025 generation)) upcoming
XPeng's second-generation, human-sized bipedal humanoid robot designed for commercial service and industrial work, driven by an in-house Vision-Language-Action AI brain.
 🇨🇳XPeng $150,000 estimate 2 Pilots 178cm · 22-DoF hands · src
Optimus Gen 3 (Tesla Bot) upcoming
Tesla's production-intent third-generation general-purpose humanoid robot, redesigned around highly dexterous human-like hands for commercial deployment.
 🇺🇸Tesla $25,000 target 1 Lab demo 22-DoF hands · src
GR-2 older gen
A general-purpose bipedal humanoid robot sold as a research and development platform for enterprises and institutions.
 🇨🇳Fourier $150,000 estimate 3 Paid work 175cm · 12-DoF hands · src
GR-1 older gen
Fourier's first-generation general-purpose bipedal humanoid research platform, positioned for rehabilitation, research and light service tasks.
 🇨🇳Fourier — 3 Paid work 165cm · 11-DoF hands · src
Forerunner K2 older gen
A full-size general-purpose bipedal humanoid robot built for intelligent manufacturing, warehousing, high-risk operations, and research.
 🇨🇳Kepler $25,000 estimate 2 Pilots 178cm · 11-DoF hands · src
Phoenix (Gen 7) (Phoenix) older gen
A 5'7" bipedal general-purpose humanoid robot built to perform human-scale manual work and, via teleoperation, capture demonstration data to train Sanctuary's Carbon AI.
 🇨🇦Sanctuary — 2 Pilots 170cm · 20-DoF hands · src
Optimus Gen 2 (Tesla Bot) older gen
A general-purpose bipedal humanoid robot built by Tesla to perform repetitive or dangerous manual-labor tasks, initially in Tesla's own factories.
 🇺🇸Tesla — 1 Lab demo 173cm · 11-DoF hands · src
IRON (IRON (first generation)) older gen
XPeng's first-generation bipedal humanoid prototype, unveiled at 2024 AI Day and used internally in XPeng's own factories as an early demonstration platform.
 🇨🇳XPeng — 1 Lab demo 178cm · src
Not included — not a bipedal humanoid

Galbot G1/S1 (wheeled dual-arm base), 1X EVE (wheeled), AgiBot A2-W and quadruped D1, Sanctuary's 8th-gen wheeled Phoenix, and dexterous-hand / software products — real machines, but not bipedal humanoids, so they are excluded from the board.

The honest summary

What the data actually shows

As of mid-2026 the race splits sharply between messaging and verified reality. Only a handful of firms have third-party-verified paid work at arm's-length customers — Agility and Figure lead there. Chinese makers dominate on price and volume: Unitree and AgiBot top the independent shipment ranking, and entry prices fall below $14,000. Western players compete on capital and specs rather than deployment — Figure and NEURA have raised the most, yet NEURA has no verified field units. Tesla and XPeng, the two best-known names, remain at working-demo stage with no external customers.

Three recurring traps this page tries to avoid: quoted prices are usually aspirational targets, not sale prices; "customers" are often investors, research partners, or captive parents; and headline unit figures conflate production, shipments, orders, and actual deployments. Genuine paid autonomous labor exists — but it is small-scale, geographically concentrated, and narrower than the sector's collective messaging implies. See the predictions register →

A tracker, not a verdict — dated, sourced, and open to correction. Vendor claims are labelled; teleoperation is flagged. Everything here is public.
Discussion

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