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Huawei betting big on its auto business with aggressive hiring
Chinese tech giant Huawei is placing heavy bets on its automotive business, with the latest job postings showing the company wooing talent with attractive salary levels.
Huawei HarmonyOS expected to reshape in-car OS landscape, analysts say
HarmonyOS makes up for the shortcomings of the current in-car operating systems and is expected to reshape the in-car OS landscape, CITIC Securities said.
Huawei aims to make passenger cars truly driverless by 2025
"We have a goal in developing autonomous driving systems to truly make passenger cars driverless. Only driverless is a disruptive technology."
Huawei establishes new company with business scope including battery swap facility sales
The company's business scope includes research and development of online energy metering technology, emerging energy technologies, and the sales of charging piles and battery swap facilities for new energy vehicles.
Arcfox α-S with 'Huawei Inside' to feature HarmonyOS in-car system
Arcfox said that the Arcfox α-S equipped with the Huawei Inside solution will be equipped with HarmonyOS, making it the first vehicle to feature the system.
First model sold in Huawei channel begins delivery
At a time when its smartphone business is struggling due to US sanctions, Huawei has high hopes for its automotive business, even though the company won't be building cars itself.
Huawei applies for patent that enables wireless charging of vehicles
As China's new energy vehicle industry grows rapidly, so does the amount of innovation that is being hatched.
Arcfox model equipped with 'Huawei Inside' sees first vehicle from Validation Build rolls off line
The starting price for this version is RMB 388,900 and the premium version is priced at RMB 429,900. They are expected to be delivered in November and December this year.
First model sold in Huawei channel said to have over 10,000 orders
Seres said Tuesday that the Seres SF5 will be delivered to their first owners on May 29.
Huawei reiterates it won't be involved in building cars or investing in any automakers
Rumors about tech giant Huawei building cars come out every once in a while. Now the company has reiterated its stance in order to reassure China's increasingly competitive electric car industry.