Headquartered in Mountain View, CA·Fiscal year ends December·NYSE: AEVA·aeva.com
About Aeva Technologies
Aeva Technologies is a sensing and perception technology company that develops next-generation 4D LiDAR sensors and perception systems. The company's technology integrates lidar-on-chip, system-on-chip processing, and perception algorithms onto silicon using silicon photonics, uniquely detecting both velocity and position simultaneously. Aeva serves multiple markets including automotive (passenger and commercial vehicles), industrial automation, smart infrastructure, and robotics. The company has recently expanded into Optical Connectivity for AI data centers, leveraging its proprietary high-power optical source technology. Key customers and partners include Daimler Truck, Bendix (commercial vehicle ADAS), SICK (industrial sensing), and NVIDIA (DRIVE Hyperion platform). Aeva trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker AEVA. Updated
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