Leading XR glasses manufacturer VITURE has announced a significant milestone with the securing of an additional $100 million in financing. This latest round of funding, following on from the $100 million Series B secured in September 2025, was led by Legend Capital, a Beijing-based investment arm affiliated with Lenovo. The round also saw participation from strategic investors, including Bertelsmann Group, bringing Viture’s total funding to $221.5 million, according to data from Crunch Base.
Since the successful Series B funding round, Viture has been making waves in the XR glasses market. The company recently launched its Luma series and Beast XR glasses, innovative devices that utilize bird bath-style optics and can be tethered to phones and PCs. In a strategic move, Viture partnered with CD Projekt RED to release a limited-edition Cyberpunk 2077 Luma series glasses in December. The company has also been expanding its retail presence across North America, with in-store demo placements at Best Buy.
In the midst of Viture’s success, the company is facing legal challenges from Google-backed competitor XREAL. In January, XREAL filed a patent lawsuit against Viture, alleging patent infringement related to devices such as the Viture Pro, Luma Pro, and Luma Ultra. Viture has responded by denouncing XREAL’s actions as “patent-troll-style” behavior and has initiated infringement proceedings against XREAL in China. The company is also taking steps to address what it perceives as false and harmful statements made by XREAL regarding Viture and its products.
Viture has made it clear that it will not shy away from defending its rights and pursuing legal remedies to protect its interests. If the court rules in Viture’s favor, the company may seek injunctive relief to restrict the manufacturing and export of XREAL products utilizing electrochromic film technology, as well as other corrective measures as permitted by law.
