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牵手八大国有车企 华为汽车板块扩大“朋友圈”
Zheng Quan Shi Bao·2025-09-02 18:11

Core Insights - Huawei has established partnerships with all eight major state-owned car manufacturers in China, marking a significant milestone in its automotive strategy [1][3] - The collaboration with FAW Hongqi signifies Huawei's growing influence and recognition in the automotive sector, as it aims to leverage its intelligent automotive solutions [3][5] Huawei's Automotive Business Development - Huawei's automotive business evolved from its vehicle communication segment, officially entering the automotive field in May 2019 with the establishment of the Intelligent Automotive Solutions Division [2] - The company has developed three main collaboration models with car manufacturers: component supply, Hi (full-stack intelligent automotive solutions), and Hongmeng Zhixing (formerly "Smart Choice") [2] - Huawei's automotive structure has matured over six years, with its automotive division split into two main parts: component supply and Hi model, both under Shenzhen Yingwang Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. [2] Recent Collaborations and Product Launches - The recent partnership with FAW Hongqi aims to develop a new flagship model, the "Hongqi 9 Series," expected to launch in 2026, utilizing Huawei's comprehensive technology stack [3][4] - Huawei's Hongmeng Zhixing has achieved over 900,000 cumulative deliveries, indicating a successful transition from exploration to commercial expansion [4][5] - Upcoming models include the Enjoy S9T and Shangjie H5, with the latter priced starting at 169,800 yuan, marking Huawei's entry into the sub-200,000 yuan market segment [4] Competitive Landscape - The automotive industry is witnessing a shift in competition dynamics, with traditional manufacturers, BYD, and new entrants like NIO and Xpeng, alongside Huawei, shaping the market [6] - Huawei's expanding partnerships and technology integration are expected to create a competitive ecosystem among different smart automotive brands [6][7] - The high-end market, particularly vehicles priced above 400,000 yuan, is increasingly influenced by Huawei's Hongmeng Zhixing, potentially challenging established luxury brands [7] Future Outlook - Huawei aims to become a core technology provider for China's automotive industry, facilitating the intelligent transformation of domestic car manufacturers [5][7] - The company is positioned to potentially lead global automotive intelligence standards, similar to how Android operates in the mobile sector, if it continues to innovate and deepen partnerships [7] - However, challenges such as brand differentiation and the need for rigorous testing of intelligent driving technologies remain critical for Huawei's sustained growth in the automotive sector [8]