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JAC, Huawei sign deal to jointly make luxury EVs
The two will build luxury smart connected EVs based on Huawei's smart car solutions, with product development under the overall responsibility of JAC.
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Huawei-backed Aito delivers 18,827 vehicles in Nov, expects up to 23,000 in Dec
Aito's single-month delivery capacity in 2024 is expected to reach 30,000 vehicles, it said.
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Huawei launches Luxeed S7 electric sedan with up to 855 km range
The Luxeed S7 is an all-electric mid to large-size sedan model with a starting price of RMB 249,800, or $34,920.
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Huawei-backed Aito says new M7 gets over 100,000 firm orders in less than 3 months from launch
The production capacity target for the new Aito M7 has been raised to an average of 700 units per day, with a maximum annual capacity of 200,000 units, according to local media.
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Changan, Huawei sign MoU to set up JV that aims to be world's leading parts supplier
Huawei will set up a company engaged in the R&D and production of smart driving systems and components, in which Changan plans to acquire no more than a 40 percent stake.
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Huawei-backed Luxeed sees over 10,000 pre-orders for 1st model Luxeed S7
Officially unveiled and available for pre-orders on November 9, the Luxeed S7 is the first sedan jointly built by Huawei and an automaker.
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Huawei, Chery's joint EV brand Luxeed unveils 1st model, goes on pre-sale with $35,420 starting price
The Luxeed S7, the first sedan jointly created by Huawei and a carmaker, will be officially launched on November 28.
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Huawei and Chery's joint EV brand Luxeed to start pre-sales of its debut model on Nov 9
Luxeed shared images of the Luxeed S7 on Weibo, showing off the exterior details of the sedan.
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Huawei-backed Aito to offer up to $1,370 subsidy for delivery delays as firm orders for new M7 exceed 60,000
Aito's new M7, which was launched on September 12, has more than 60,000 firm orders in the first month of its launch.
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Huawei-backed Aito sees new M7 SUV get over 50,000 firm orders in less than 1 month
Huawei's head of automotive business Richard Yu said the M7 SUV has seen a comeback from the dead.









