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In face of U.S. ban, Chinas Huawei to develop self-driving technology 13 Jun 2021, 20:45 GMT+10 BEIJING, China: In a bid to diversify its businesses, Chinas Huawei Technologies, the worlds largest telecommunications equipment manufacturer, has announced plans to develop self-driving vehicle technology by 2025. "Our teams goal is to reach true driverless passenger cars in 2025," said Wang Jun, an executive at Huawei, as quoted by Reuters. Industry insiders believe Huawei is looking at other busi...

Chinese tech behemoth Huawei has recently confirmed that it plans to launch an autonomous car by 2025, therefore expanding its automotive strategy from working with other automakers and supplying them with the necessary software and services for smart vehicles to becoming a full stand-alone brand.

Earlier this year, Huawei announced that it was working on smart roads that will interact with driverless cars providing them data to move around safely.

Huawei has pivoted to smart electric vehicles

China's Huawei Technologies aims to develop driverless passenger car technology by 2025, an executive said on Thursday, as the world's largest telecommunications equipment maker diversifies its business in the face of U.S. sanctions. "Our team's goal is to reach true driverless passenger cars in 2025," Wang Jun, senior executive at Huawei's smart vehicle unit, told an industry conference. Dozens of startups, automakers and large technology firms such as internet s...

The world's largest telecommunications equipment maker and Apple rival aims to develop the technology as it diversifies its business in the face of U.S. sanctions.

Read more about Chinas Huawei Tech aims to reach driverless car technology in 2025 on Business Standard. The worlds largest telecommunications equipment maker is looking to diversify its business in the face of US sanctions

Huawei driverless car technology will be ready by 2025. Many Chinese companies are working in this direction.

Huawei has pivoted to smart electric vehicles after its global smartphone business was hammered by US sanctions.

Looks to diversify business in wake of US sanctions.