Aito M9

Huawei-backed Aito starts taking pre-orders for M8, updated M9 SUVs

The Aito M8 is set to be launched in April and the updated M9 will hit the market later this month.

Regulatory filing: Huawei-backed Aito files for M9 SUV

  • Aito has filed for one BEV variant and two EREV variants for the M9, all of which are powered by CATL batteries.
  • The Aito M9 got more than 200,000 orders after 11 months on the market and delivered 12,483 units in January.

Huawei-backed Aito launches 5-seat variant of M9 to further tap luxury SUV market

Aito has launched a five-seat variant of its flagship SUV, the M9, at a starting price of RMB 469,800 ($66,000), following the success of the six-seat version in the luxury SUV market.

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    Huawei-backed Aito says its premium SUV M9 exceeds 100,000 orders

    The Aito M9 is available in EREV and BEV variants with a starting price of RMB 469,800 ($64,660), RMB 509,800 respectively.

    Huawei-backed Aito officially launches M9 SUV: Prices start at $65,750, volume deliveries to begin in Feb

    Available in both EREV and BEV versions, the Aito M9 is expected to compete with Li Auto's Li L9 and Nio's ES8.

    Huawei-backed Aito starts pre-sales of flagship SUV M9, official launch to be in Dec

    The Aito M9 is available in EREV and BEV versions, both with an expected starting price range of 500,000 to 600,000 Chinese yuan.

    Regulatory filing: Huawei-backed Aito to offer EREV and BEV versions of luxury SUV M9

    Huawei's Richard Yu previously said the Aito M9, which will go on sale in the fourth quarter, is a model built from the ground up by the tech giant.

    Huawei-backed AITO to launch flagship SUV M9 in Q4

    The AITO M9 will be built on a new 800 V high-voltage platform, on which Huawei will place its new technologies in the cockpit and smart driving areas, according to Richard Yu.