LOBO TECHNOLOGIES LTD. develops and manufactures electric mobility and smart products, including electric bicycles, electric tricycles, smart mobility scooters, golf carts, and sightseeing vehicles. News about LOBO centers on financial results, product and market updates, research and development investment, and its expansion from electric mobility into AI-enabled manufacturing tools and PV energy-storage solutions.
Recent company updates also describe the Claw AI Agent Platform, a self-developed system for export-oriented manufacturing workflows, including customer acquisition, order management, logistics tracking, supply-chain coordination, and agent orchestration across large language models. Corporate news may include Nasdaq listing-compliance notices, shareholder matters, and capital-structure actions tied to its Class A ordinary shares.
LOBO (LOBO) announced its entry into community- and home-based senior care through development of an AI-powered platform.
The platform is designed to connect senior mobility devices, health wearables and onboard sensing with AI analysis and community care services. It is intended to monitor health and travel safety, identify potential risks and connect users with families and caregivers. LOBO is focusing on pilot programs and product validation, with wider coverage a goal as commercialization progresses. Its technology portfolio includes five software copyrights and invention patents, supported by research collaboration with the Jiangsu Research Institute of Dalian University of Technology since 2021.
LOBO Technologies (LOBO) reported first-half fiscal 2026 revenue of $14.6 million, up 20.6% year over year, for the six months ended June 30, 2026.
Core electric vehicles and accessories sales rose 8.2% to $13.1 million, while the newly launched AI infrastructure services business contributed $1.5 million. Two-wheeled e-bicycle revenue grew 21.71% to $8.1 million, with three-wheeled vehicles down 29.22% to $2.2 million and battery revenue down 46.75% to $0.9 million. Gross profit was stable at $1.9 million, but gross margin declined to 13.2% from 16.1%.
Total operating expenses fell 17.9% to $2.5 million, narrowing net loss to $1.1 million from $2.6 million, or $0.07 loss per share versus $0.28. Cash and cash equivalents were $1.0 million, as operating cash outflow of $3.7 million was funded by $4.3 million of net cash from financing activities, including new equity and higher short-term borrowing.
LOBO (NASDAQ: LOBO) reported that its artificial intelligence (AI) products and large model API services business generated over US$2 million in monthly revenue for July 2026, just two months after operations began. According to the company, this follows an initial US$15 million order for AI products and API services announced on June 2, 2026, and represents more than a doubling from under US$1 million in June monthly revenue.
LOBO stated that these early results indicate strong market recognition, rising customer adoption, and effective execution of its go-to-market strategy. The AI services are described as standardized, intelligent and compliant digital solutions deployed across customer acquisition, marketing, supply chain management, customer service and internal knowledge management for enterprise clients and ecosystem partners.
LOBO (NASDAQ: LOBO) announced a US$15 million annual contract with an artificial intelligence enterprise to supply AI products and large model API services. The first four contracts, totaling over US$610,000, are fully executed and delivered.
This is the first major commercial deal for LOBO’s LoboToken.ai intelligent distribution platform, launched on May 28, 2026, which offers cost-effective AI inference token services through intelligent routing and multi-model access.
LOBO (NASDAQ: LOBO) launched LoboToken.ai, an AI inference token distribution platform supporting intelligent routing and access to 300+ models, including OpenAI, Google Gemini, DeepSeek, Qwen, and GLM.
The platform integrates with LOBO’s Claw AI Agent Platform, creating a dual-engine structure across AI applications and token distribution services.
LOBO (Nasdaq: LOBO) reported a surge in electric mobility product orders in Latin America, including multiple orders over $100,000 and a record single order near $200,000, the highest in its regional sales history.
Orders from Brazil, Peru, Ecuador and other countries are rising, supported by participation in the Canton Fair, localized Spanish-Portuguese support, and increased regional investment. LOBO has also registered for the Eletrolar Show in Brazil in June 2026 to deepen market penetration and brand recognition.
LOBO (Nasdaq: LOBO) launched major upgrades to its Claw AI Agent Platform, adding cross-model, multi-modal office document parsing and a Chief Legal Officer (CLO) Agent.
The platform now parses PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, supports 44+ AI agents from OpenAI, Google Gemini and DeepSeek, and runs in an enterprise private cloud with identity-based access. The CLO Agent, powered by Google Gemini 2.5 Pro, supports bilingual contract review, letter of credit checks and cross-border compliance guidance for manufacturing exporters, which LOBO says can streamline workflows, boost efficiency and lower costs.
LOBO (Nasdaq: LOBO) upgraded its Claw AI Agent platform on May 4, 2026, integrating the open-source DeepSeek V4 model and enabling collaborative scheduling with OpenAI and Google Gemini. Upgrades include intelligent model routing, 1M-token long-context support, MoE inference efficiency, visualized reasoning, HITL controls, role-based security, and end-to-end workflow automation.
The Platform is deployed internally across manufacturing, BOM evaluation, and foreign trade workflows; LOBO plans potential external commercialization and ERP integration when conditions mature.
LOBO TECHNOLOGIES (Nasdaq: LOBO) reported fiscal 2025 results for year ended December 31, 2025, with revenues of $23.2M (up 9.6% YoY) and gross profit $3.1M (up 26.0% YoY) with a gross margin of 13.0%. The company invested $3.74M in R&D (16.11% of revenue, double 2024 levels) and expanded its international dealer network to 150 dealers across ~60 countries (from 50). Operating expenses rose 62.5% to $7.1M, driving a net loss of $5.5M and loss per share $0.52. Cash and equivalents were $0.9M at year-end.
LOBO (Nasdaq: LOBO) upgraded its Claw AI Agent Platform on April 21, 2026, adding five director‑level AI advisors and expanding the system from 33 to 38 agents to create a closed‑loop “Decision + Execution” ecosystem for manufacturing and foreign trade.
The platform is built on Google Gemini 3 Pro Preview, targets SMEs with executive‑level advisory at sharply lower cost, and plans paid subscriptions after open beta in Q2 2026.