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Huawei said to start selling second model, Seres SF7, within the year
Huawei will start selling the second model, the Seres SF7 from Chongqing Sokon, in the second half of the year, possibly as early as August, the WeChat account iAUTO2010 reported Monday.
Huawei defends itself after SAIC chairman rules out use of its self-driving system
The Huawei Inside model is currently used by just three car companies, and Huawei cannot and does not have the energy to make all of them use it.
ByteDance reportedly to start selling cars to take on Huawei
Beijing-based TikTok owner ByteDance's car information and service platform Dongchedi is about to launch its first offline experience store in July, with the site located in the southwestern Chinese city of Chongqing.
SAIC chairman rules out using Huawei's self-driving technology
"It's like a company providing us with a complete solution so that it becomes the soul and SAIC becomes the body. Such a result is unacceptable to SAIC, and we want to take the soul into our own hands."
Huawei's automaker partner Sokon gets more ammunition for product development
Chongqing Sokon, which has seen huge demand for its models following its partnership with Huawei, is now getting more capital to support its further growth.
Huawei explains why it does not build cars
Germany is the most important market for Huawei's ICT business, and if Huawei builds a car, it will bring direct competition.
Huawei's self-driving business gains new partner
Huawei, which insists on not being directly involved in building cars, has a growing number of partners in the sector.
Porsche said to be next car brand to enter Huawei's sales channel
Design work is said to have already begun on a 7-seat Porsche SUV customized by Huawei, and the car will be built by Porsche with a full set of Huawei solutions.
Huawei establishes smart car innovation center in Wuhan
The center will be used for local science and technology innovation, talent incubation, and industrial ecology cultivation.
A little-known A-share NEV company is up about 380% this year, here's why
Chongqing Sokon - a Chinese automaker that has never been on the radar before - saw its market capitalization top RMB 100 billion ($1.55 billion) for the first time yesterday. So far this year, it has risen about 380 percent.