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Chinese tech giant will produce software for smart cars
Huawei launches new brand of intelligent driving software
Chinese tech giant will produce software for smart cars
Huawei launches new brand of intelligent driving software
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Chinese technology company Huawei has unveiled a new brand of intelligent driving software, marking its latest step towards becoming a major player in the electric vehicle industry. New brand Qiankun is set to introduce self-driving systems that include a chassis, audio system and driver’s seat, it said Jin Yuzhi, CEO of Huawei’s Intelligent Automotive Solution (IAS) business unit, on the eve of the Beijing Auto Show. “2024 will be the first year of mass commercialization of smart driving, and the cumulative number of vehicles on the road equipped with Huawei self-driving system will exceed 500,000 by the end of the year,” Jin was quoted as saying by Reuters. He also expects more than 10 to hit the market within a year. car models equipped with the Huawei Qiankun system. The tech giant launched its smart car division in 2019 with the goal of becoming the equivalent of Germany’s Bosch in the smart electric vehicle era and supplying software and components to partners. In November, Huawei said the division would be spun off into a new company that would receive the division’s core technologies and resources, and will also accept investment from partners such as automaker Changan Auto. So far, the company has introduced seven electric vehicles in partnership with Chinese automakers, and they are selling well, Jin said. These include three models from the Aito brand in partnership with Seres, the Luxeed S7 sedan developed jointly with Chery, two models from Changan-backed Avatr, and one from BAIC-owned Arcfox. On Tuesday, Huawei also unveiled the S9 sedan, the first model from the premium Stelato brand launched in collaboration with BAIC.
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Huawei launches new brand of intelligent driving software
Chinese technology company Huawei has unveiled a new brand of intelligent driving software, marking its latest step towards becoming a major player in the electric vehicle industry.
New brand Qiankun is going to introduce self-driving systems including chassis, audio system and driver’s seat, said Jin Yuzhi, general manager of the business unit Huawei Intelligent Automotive Solution (IAS) ahead of the Beijing Auto Show.
“2024 will be the first year of mass commercialization of smart driving, and the cumulative number of vehicles on the road equipped with Huawei self-driving system will exceed 500,000 by the end of the year,” Jin was quoted as saying by Reuters.
He also expects that within a year more than 10 car models equipped with the system will appear on the market. Huawei Qiankun. The tech giant launched a division for the production of smart cars in 2019 with the goal of becoming an analogue of the German Bosch era of smart electric vehicles and supply software and components to partners.
In November the company Huawei said the division would be spun off into a new company that would receive the division’s core technology and resources and would also accept investment from partners such as the automaker Changan Auto.
The company has so far introduced seven electric vehicles in partnership with Chinese automakers, and they are selling well, Jin said. These include three brand models Aito in partnership with Seressedan Luxeed S7developed jointly with Cherytwo models with Avatrsupported Changanand one with Arcfoxowned by BAIC. On Tuesday Huawei also presented a sedan S9the first model of the premium brand Stelatoreleased jointly with BAIC.
