The order comes from Nexty Electronics and relates to Acconeer’s first product in the A2 family, the A212 Pulsed Coherent Radar sensor. The order is intended for mass production in the automotive industry and will be used by a European premium car manufacturer for several in-cabin use cases. Delivery planned to be completed in July 2026.
CEO Ted Hansson comments: “We are pleased to receive another order, confirming customer demand and volume ramp up.”
The order relates to Acconeer’s Pulsed Coherent Radar Module XM132 and will be shipped during the first half of 2026. The modules will be used for mass production of level measurement devices.
Magnus Gerward, Business Development Director at Acconeer, commented: “The tank level monitoring market remains one of our strongest business verticals, and this volume order confirms the demand for our best-in-class solution.”
In addition to publicly announced orders, Acconeer continuously receives orders of smaller amounts which are not publicly announced as they are not considered to affect the share price.
The design win comes from Swedish IoT company Sensative and is related to Acconeer’s radar module XM122 planned for delivery during 2026. By “design win” Acconeer refers to that the company’s radar sensor has been selected for use in a customer product, but it is not equivalent to that an order has been placed.
CEO Ted Hansson comments: “Smart presence detection is a use case where we know our Pulsed Coherent Radar technology is a great fit. This design win is a confirmation of the quality and performance of our sensor.”
Today’s design win is for implementation with a public transport provider in Europe, and follows a previously announced order for the evaluation phase of this project.
The order relates to Acconeer’s A121 Pulsed Coherent Radar sensor for delivery in May 2026 and is intended for mass production of cars. Nexty is a leading Japanese distributor with a particularly strong position in the automotive industry.
CEO Ted Hansson comments: “I am pleased to announce a third order in a short time for the automotive industry, an important and growing segment.”
In addition to publicly announced orders, Acconeer continuously receives orders of smaller amounts which are not publicly announced as they are not considered to affect the share price.
Michel Roig joins Acconeer as the company’s Head of Sales and Marketing effective January 1, 2026. Michel brings extensive international leadership experience across the semiconductor, telecommunications, software, and advanced audio technology industries. Throughout his career, he has successfully built and scaled global sales organizations, developed strategic customer partnerships, and driven commercialization of cutting-edge embedded technologies.
Ted Hansson, CEO Acconeer, comments: “Over the past quarters, we have taken significant steps in scaling our business. With Michel’s experience and drive, I am confident we will accelerate even further.”
Michel Roig, incoming Head of Sales and Marketing adds: “Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of working at the intersection of innovation and real-world product impact. Acconeer represents exactly that kind of opportunity — world-class engineering, multiple high-potential applications, and technology that truly stands out in the market. I’m excited to help scale the business globally and support customers in bringing groundbreaking products to life.”
The design wins’ total value is estimated to 420 000 USD over four years starting in 2027. These design wins are for the use case access control for handsfree opening of the trunk using Acconeer’s radar sensor A121, and replaces another technology in updates of existing car models. In addition they follow several previous design wins and launches with the same manufacturer. By “design win” Acconeer refers to that the company’s radar sensor has been selected for use in a customer product, but it is not equivalent to that an order has been placed.
CEO Ted Hansson comments: “Replacing an existing supplier in a running model is a strong confirmation of the superiority of Pulsed Coherent Radar for access control. We continue our mission to win more customers with increased energy and confidence.”
Sales to this manufacturer will be reflected in orders by Acconeer’s distributors. A design win is counted when a formal nomination is received, or when forecasted sales can be done with high reliability.
The order of USD 120 000 comes from Nexty Electronics and relates to Acconeer’s first product in the A2 family, the A212 Pulsed Coherent Radar sensor. The order is intended for mass production in the automotive industry and will be used by a European premium car manufacturer for several in-cabin use cases with planned delivery in Q1 2026.
The A2 is Acconeer’s second generation product family and the world’s first multichannel Pulsed Coherent Radar (PCR) solution. The advanced capabilities will enable Acconeer to address new, high value use cases and markets. Development started in 2021, and in December 2024 the chip design for the production variant was finalized. After months of testing and validation our lead customer has now issued a first volume order.
CEO Ted Hansson comments: “The A2 product family is a large investment for Acconeer, where a lot of hard work has been put in over several years. Receiving the first volume order is a major milestone and with it we are taking the next step towards commercialization and having a broader, more advanced product portfolio.”
This order relates to a previously announced design win for a new platform with a European premium car manufacturer. This is the first volume order for those design wins, and Acconeer is working closely together with the customer to ensure quality of the solution and delivery on time.
In addition to publicly announced orders, Acconeer continuously receives orders of smaller amounts which are not publicly announced as they are not considered to affect the share price.
The order relates to Acconeer’s A111 and A121 Pulsed Coherent Radar sensors and will be delivered within April 2026. BEYD is one of Acconeer’s Chinese distributors and an important sales channel for the company.
CEO Ted Hansson comments: “China remains a key and rapidly growing market for our business. We are delighted to receive this order from our long-standing partner, BEYD. Our increased presence and activities in the region reflect our confidence and optimism about the future.”
In addition to publicly announced orders, Acconeer continuously receives orders of smaller amounts which are not publicly announced as they are not considered to affect the share price.
The order relates to Acconeer’s A121 Pulsed Coherent Radar sensor for delivery in April 2026 and is intended for mass production of cars. Nexty is a leading Japanese distributor with a particularly strong position in the automotive industry.
CEO Ted Hansson comments: “As we stated in our Q3 report, we see sales in the automotive segment recovering after a weak period. This order confirms that trend, which I am very happy to see.”
In addition to publicly announced orders, Acconeer continuously receives orders of smaller amounts which are not publicly announced as they are not considered to affect the share price.
The order comes from JM Elektronik and relates to Acconeer’s XM122 Pulsed Coherent Radar module for an occupant detection application with planned delivery in Q1 2026. JM Elektronik is a leading contract manufacturer based in Poland.
CEO Ted Hansson comments: “Acconeer’s technology with low power consumption and high accuracy is ideal for smart presence applications. We are very happy to be a supplier to this pioneering product and are looking forward to continued collaboration.”
In addition to publicly announced orders, Acconeer continuously receives orders of smaller amounts which are not publicly announced as they are not considered to affect the share price.
