Huawei Enters China's Electric Car Race in Competition With Tesla
The first car with Huawei’s HarmonyOS operating system will be the Aito M5, a car that runs on both electricity and fuel, Huawei announced Thursday.
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The first car with Huawei’s HarmonyOS operating system will be the Aito M5, a car that runs on both electricity and fuel, Huawei announced Thursday.
Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng said it delivered 10,138 cars in October, slightly lower than September’s figure but up 233% year-on-year.
Chinese electric carmaker Nio saw October deliveries fall 65% versus September while rival Li Auto managed to see a month-on-month gain.
Xpeng is looking to expand production for its range of models — the G3 SUV, the P7 sedan and its recently-launched P5.
Li Auto sold shares at 118.00 Hong Kong dollar per share, raising the company 11.6 billion Hong Kong dollars ($1.49 billion).