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Huawei launches intelligent driving system 4 published : 19 Apr 2021 at 18:26 4 An Arcfox Alpha-S HI (Huawei Inside) electric vehicle is seen displayed during a media day for the Auto Shanghai show in Shanghai on Monday. (Reuters photo) HONG KONG: Chinese telecoms equipment giant Huawei Technologies unveiled its Huawei HI intelligent automotive solution on Sunday. The system consists of a computing system, 4D imaging radar, an autonomous driving platform and intelligent thermal management. It runs on Huawei's Harmony OS and lidar chip, and...

Huawei consumer channels may sell some brands of cars Huawei released five new products for smart cars in Shanghai yesterday. These products cover the fields of lidar, smart cockpit, and autonomous driving. In a recent interview, Wang Jun, president of Huawei’s Smart Car Solutions BU, revealed that in a few days, some brands of cars may be sold on some channels. This means that Huawei may use its consumer BG channels to sell smart cars. He said that “this is in the process of consideration and you will get official information in two days”. According to reports, Huawei will hold a pres...

Total2 BAIC’s new energy car brand ArcFox and Huawei have jointly released their first HUAWEI Inside smart luxury pure electric car, BAIC Alpha S in Shanghai, during the weekend. The Alpha S Huawei HI version of the smart cockpit uses the Harmony OS operating system to realize the operation between the smart phone and the smart cockpit. Huawei has repeatedly said that it won’t make its own car. The BAIC Alpha S utilizes the so-called "Huawei Inside" concept, in which Hauwei provides the core intelligent vehicle system, operating system, hardware, and other telecommunications functions w...

Huawei to Invest $1B in Intelligent Vehicle Solutions, GT Says Bloomberg 3 hrs ago Dominic Lau (Bloomberg) -- Huawei Technologies plans to invest $1 billion in intelligent vehicle solutions including major software in 2021, the Global Times said in a tweet Sunday. The Chinese company will employ 5,000 technicians and engineers to work on the project, it reported, citing Wang Jun, president of Huawei’s intelligent automotive solution business unit. For more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.com ©2021 Bloomberg L.P.

China-Europe freight trains provide a reliable choice in global logistics, thanks to their safety, stability and efficiency Thirteen containers of semi-finished LED televisions produced by Admiral Overseas Corporation’s factory in Xiamen, Fujian Province, got trapped in the logjam of the Suez Canal in late March. The televisions were scheduled to arrive in Istanbul by mid-April but the blockage made their arrival date uncertain. Even though the canal was cleared on March 29, it was estimated it would take about two weeks for the traffic to go back to normal. On April 6, traffic slowed down ...