Huawei
Huawei discloses new self-driving car-related patent
Huawei recently disclosed a new automotive-related patent that, if applied, would make self-driving vehicles even smarter.
Huawei sets up new firm with business scope including development of energy recovery systems
The establishment of the new company heralds Huawei's R&D in electric vehicle power and further march into the automotive field.
Huawei removes Su Jing as president of smart driving, earlier rumors said he would join Nio
Huawei announced its executive shakeup decision on Tuesday, removing Su Jing from his role as head of smart driving. Earlier this month there were rumors that Su had joined Nio, but the rumors were denied.
Huawei files patent for self-driving vehicles to measure depth of water
Huawei recently made public a patent it is applying for related to identifying water depth in self-driving vehicles, which, if put to use, is expected to help save vehicles from unnecessary risks.
FAW Jiefang to develop intelligent heavy trucks with Huawei
In addition to passenger cars, trucks have become an important market for autonomous driving giants.
Huawei, SAIC-Volkswagen launch simulation platform that can accelerate autonomous driving development
It can be applied to scenarios including automotive and aerospace manufacturing industries and is the first of its kind to be applied at scale in China's automotive industry.
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."