Huawei Launches Electric Vehicles

Huawei Launches Electric Vehicles

Visitors look at a BYD electric car equipped with Huawei's HICAR system at the Huawei booth at Mobile World Congress 2021 in Shanghai, Feb 23, 2021. Media reports say Huawei plans to launch its own brand of electric cars, and is currently in talks with Changan Automobile and Beijing Auto Blue Valley to manufacture them on contract.

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