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BYD and Huawei Push China EV Tech Into Overdrive

BYD’s 2026 Yangwang U7 and Huawei-backed Shangjie Z7/Z7T show how China’s EV market is evolving from a pure specs race into a battle over system-level experience. The U7 brings up to 1,006 km CLTC range, 640 kW fast charging, and four-motor chassis tech, while the Z7 and Z7T have already topped 60,000 pre-orders with 800V architecture, ADS 4.1, and prices starting at RMB 229,800.

Apr 13, 202610 min

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Huawei, Wuling and Tesla Reshape the EV Race

SAIC-GM-Wuling and Huawei have launched the Huajing S, a six-seat SUV priced at RMB 150,000-200,000 that brings urban NCA, highway assist, and smart parking into China’s mainstream EV market. At the same time, Tesla has started rolling out FSD V14.3 in the US while Shanghai delivered 213,000 vehicles in Q1, and Leapmotor surged to the top of Italy’s BEV market with a 2,827% March sales jump.

Apr 8, 20269 min

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Huawei, XPeng Lead China EV Tech Shift in 2026

China’s EV sector is moving beyond pure vehicle sales into AI, software-defined cars, battery traceability, and advanced safety systems. Huawei’s intelligent automotive revenue jumped 72.1% to RMB 45.02 billion, XPeng rebranded as XPeng Group to pursue “physical AI,” and China’s new battery recycling rules now impose full-chain oversight. Together with Xiaomi’s upgraded SU7 AEB and APG’s fast-growing brake electronics business, the trend is clear: the next Chinese EV race will be won on intelligence, safety, and supply-chain control.

Apr 1, 202610 min

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Huawei and NIO Signal China EV Tech’s Next Leap

Huawei, NIO, and robotics startup MagicLab each delivered a signal about where China’s EV and intelligent-mobility market is heading in 2026. Huawei’s new 896-line dual-optical-path lidar promises longer-range small-object detection, NIO raised over RMB 3.2 billion across battery assets and chips, and MagicLab is reorganizing for scale and a possible IPO—underscoring China’s push into core EV hardware, autonomous driving, batteries, semiconductors, and embodied AI.

Mar 9, 202612 min

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Huawei-GAC Qijing Wagon Revealed: L3 ADAS at 300K Yuan

Huawei and GAC's Qijing brand unveiled its first L3-ready EV wagon on December 24, 2025, priced at 300,000 yuan with premium specs rivaling 1M yuan models. Meanwhile, CATL launched a 1,250 km heavy-duty truck battery swap route, saving operators 30K-60K yuan yearly amid 178% YoY NE truck sales growth. These moves highlight China's EV innovation in passenger and commercial sectors.

Dec 24, 20254 min