Overview
- The company closed a $439 million Series C extension on Tuesday, July 14, 2026, which PixVerse says lifts its valuation above $2 billion.
- PixVerse said the new funding will be used to advance its world models and launch a new V-series consumer model later this year.
- The startup offers multiple video products — V-Series for consumer and API use, C-Series for professional workflows, and R-Series world models — and can generate videos up to 4K with baked-in audio.
- The round adds to aggressive fundraising that brings total capital raised to well above $700 million and follows a $60 million Series B in September 2025 and a reported $300 million Series C in March 2026.
- Investors expect PixVerse to scale globally and hire heavily, a move that tightens competition with big tech and startups in AI video while opening commercial deployment pathways such as an announced partnership with Alibaba.