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Huawei Smart Selection partner SERES has kicked off construction of its third factory. The new facility is named "SE Project of Liangjiang New Area," spanning about 700,000 square meters in the southwestern city of Chongqing.
On October 30th, Huawei Intelligent Automotive team visited IAT Automobile and reached a consensus on conducting overseas cooperation.
Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei's Consumer BG, released the AITO M5 EV, the first pure electric vehicle model from the AITO brand.
AITO, a high-end new energy vehicle brand jointly created by Seres and Huawei, has been the target of consumer complaints over non-refundable deposits.
On August 24, AITO M7 models jointly built by Huawei and Seres started the first batch of delivery in Chongqing and Shenzhen and will be delivered nationwide.
Recent rumors about Huawei's expansion into the smart car industry, including alleged severed partnerships and plans for factory construction, have once again cast the Chinese tech giant's most concerned business segment into the spotlight.
Following similar moves by Tesla China and Huawei-backed AITO, Guangzhou-based electric vehicle firm XPeng has announced a price reduction plan.
The AITO M5 EV under the AITO banner jointly built by Huawei and Seres will announce its retail price at Huawei's new product launch conference on September 7.
The M5 and M7 models of AITO, a Chinese automaker established jointly by Huawei and Seres, have undergone price reductions of 8,000 yuan ($1,096). AITO is the first new energy vehicle brand in China to follow in the footsteps of Tesla's latest decision.
Recently, the 7th Future Network Development Conference was officially held. At this conference, Peng Song, Senior Vice President of Huawei and President of ICT Strategy and Marketing, delivered a keynote speech. In his speech, Peng Song revealed his predictions on the development speed of autonomous driving.
With the arrival of the "Double 11 Shopping Festival", many Chinese automobile companies, such as Leapmotor, NETA Auto and AITO, have launched preferential policies with values as high as 13,000 yuan ($1,793) for vehicle purchases.
Henry Xia, President and Co-founder of Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng, denied rumors on November 6 that the company may be considering adopting an extended-range power system in the future.