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About Innoviz Technologies Ltd.

Innoviz Technologies Ltd. (ticker: INVZ) is a technology company listed on the NASDAQ in the United States, focused on automotive-grade LiDAR sensors and related perception software. For French-speaking investors, Innoviz should be viewed as a pure-play autonomous mobility and advanced driver-assistance systems vendor, with its value proposition built around safety, reliability, solid-state design, and cost reduction for mass-market deployment. Founded in January 2016 by former members of an elite Israeli military technology unit, the company has grown into one of the more recognized names in the LiDAR space, a still-developing but strategically important market for automotive autonomy and, increasingly, for non-automotive industrial use cases. Innoviz designs solid-state LiDAR hardware and perception software that help vehicles and machines build a 3D understanding of their surroundings. Its product portfolio includes InnovizOne, InnovizTwo, and the newer InnovizSMART line, which broadens the company’s reach beyond automotive applications. The company’s competitive standing was strengthened when BMW selected its LiDAR for series production of Level 3-5 autonomous vehicles, a major validation event that helped establish Innoviz as a credible tier-1 technology supplier in a market where execution, cost, and automaker qualification matter as much as technical performance. Geographically, Innoviz is global. Although its headquarters are in Israel, the company operates with a broad international footprint, including North America, Europe, and Asia, serving automakers, Tier-1 suppliers, and other industrial customers. Its ecosystem also includes well-known strategic partners and investors such as Magna, Aptiv, and HARMAN, which provides an important signal of industrial acceptance and supply-chain relevance. Recent developments point to a deliberate diversification strategy. In 2025, Innoviz launched InnovizSMART Long-Range for security, mobility, aerial, robotics, and intelligent traffic management applications. It also announced an expansion into defense and homeland security markets, positioning InnovizSMART and InnovizTwo Ultra Long-Range sensors as 3D situational-intelligence tools. At the same time, the company navigated a challenging public-market backdrop: Nasdaq notified Innoviz in March 2025 that it had temporarily fallen below the minimum bid price requirement, and the company later announced regaining compliance in July 2025. For investors, Innoviz remains a high-upside but higher-risk technology name, dependent on commercial ramp, customer adoption timing, and its ability to finance and scale through the next phase of growth.