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What is the brand of the car invested by Huawei?

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VanSophia

07/30/25 3:07am

Huawei's self-produced car is called Huawei Auto. Below is relevant information: 1. Background: Huawei Auto is a new energy intelligent vehicle manufactured by Huawei. On April 20, 2021, the Seres Huawei Smart Selection SF5, jointly developed by Huawei and Seres, officially entered Huawei's experience store in Shanghai. 2. Appearance: Huawei's R&D personnel removed key components such as the battery and motor from a Tesla Model X and replaced them with new batteries, motors, control software systems, etc. Another picture of a "Huawei car" once circulated on the internet, which looked more like a four-wheeled vehicle welded with steel pipes than a car. Both vehicles share a common feature: while SUVs, including Tesla, typically have two motors, both "Huawei cars" were modified to have four motors.

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