VITURE Raises Another $100M, Tops $200M in Six Months

• VITURE closed a $100 million financing round on February 26, 2026, led by Legend Capital, affiliated with Lenovo, bringing total capital raised in six months to over $200 million.
• The company ranked #1 in XR glasses shipments in the United States in 2025Q3, according to IDC, and expanded its North American retail presence with in-store placements at Best Buy.

VITURE pulled in another $100 million, matching the round it closed in September and pushing its six-month total past $200 million. Legend Capital, affiliated with Lenovo, led the financing, with several existing and strategic investors participating again. The company said the new capital adds backing as it heads into 2026.

Last year, VITURE introduced its third-generation Luma Series, including Luma Ultra, its first entry into true AR experiences, along with updates to its flagship model, The Beast. It expanded further into North American retail with placements in Best Buy stores, where shoppers can try the XR demo in person. IDC’s quarterly report for 2025Q3 placed VITURE at #1 in U.S. XR glasses shipments.

In the funding announcement, VITURE also stated it has initiated patent infringement proceedings against XREAL in China and engaged Cooley LLP as counsel in response to patent claims filed in the United States, and said it will address the matter through the appropriate legal process.

🌀 Tom’s Take:

Two $100 million rounds in six months gives VITURE room to operate aggressively. Pair that with expanded retail distribution, and the company appears focused on scaling sales, not just shipping new models.

Source: VITURE