While Western media obsesses over Tesla and Waymo, a Korean company quietly commands 70,000 monthly visitors with a single-minded mission: making software the brain of every vehicle. 42dot.ai isn't just another mobility startup—it's a 343-person engineering machine that's already generating $62.2M in revenue while most competitors are still burning cash on prototypes.

"42dot isn't chasing robotaxis—it's building the Android of vehicles, one SDV at a time."

The company's tech stack—Next.js, Swiper, Bootstrap—shows a modern web presence, but their real innovation lies in the automotive domain. With a team of 343 and revenue exceeding $62M, they've achieved what most mobility startups can't: profitability. Their focus on SDV architecture means they're not just selling cars—they're selling the software that powers the entire vehicle ecosystem.

• Revenue-first model: $62.2M in revenue with unknown funding (likely self-sustaining)
• Domestic dominance: 97.4% of traffic from Korea before global push
• Engineering culture: 343 employees with roles spanning software architecture to legal/IP
• SDV focus: Building the software layer for next-gen vehicles, not just hardware