On April 21, local time, a RoboBus produced by PIX Moving, a high-tech company based in the Guiyang National High-tech Industrial Development Zone, Southwest China's Guizhou province, was seen operating on the streets of Chemnitz, Germany. Among the three passengers onboard was the city's mayor, Sven Schulze.

The RoboBus produced by PIX Moving. [Photo/WeChat account of Zhizhi Guiyang]

PIX Moving has pioneered the use of metal 3D printing technology in vehicle manufacturing, achieving "mold-free production", which significantly shortens production cycles and reduces R&D costs. This innovation has earned it the prestigious German iF Design Award.

Further recognition comes from the heart of the automotive industry.PIX Moving has been invited to participate in the "Additive Manufacturing @BMW Group" industry forum hosted by BMW in Munich on May 19. It will be the only company from China invited to speak at the event, sharing the stage with global top manufacturers such as BMW, Audi, and Volkswagen.

In November 2025, German Federal Minister Katherina Reiche visited and tested this driverless minibus, gaining detailed insight into its potential applications in future urban transportation.

PIX Moving's products have so far been deployed in over 30 countries and regions worldwide, including the United States, Japan, South Korea, Italy, the United Arab Emirates, and India. From a laboratory in Guiyang to a successful debut in Germany, "Made in Guizhou" is writing a new chapter in global automotive innovation.