At the concluded 2026 Chery International User Summit in Wuhu, China, Chery Auto demonstrated how decades of automotive engineering can support physical AI beyond vehicles, extending automotive-grade perception, control and manufacturing standards into robotics and low-altitude aviation. Chery draws on decades of vehicle data and its six-dimensional validation system, testing vehicles across extreme heat, cold, high salinity and complex roads, providing reliability and safety standards applicable to robots and aircraft. At the summit, Chery introduced CheryMind, its domain-specific foundation model designed for physical AI, alongside CHERY All-World Engine (AWE), which together turn driving and extreme-condition data into learnable representations of the physical world. Chery's factory-integrated Level 4 Robotaxi, Lingxiao passenger-carrying electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and AiMOGA Robotics' MoAgent intelligent agent share this foundation, supporting environmental perception, semantic understanding and autonomous decision-making. AiMOGA Robotics uses 100% of Chery's established automotive supply chain and reuses 70% of its core vehicle R&D technologies, and Robotaxi and eVTOL platforms share perception, computing and redundant safety capabilities. AiMOGA has delivered more than 3,000 robots commercially across over 100 applications in more than 60 countries and regions. Chery measures physical AI through automotive engineering, large-scale deployment and real-world validation rather than computing power or model parameters alone.