Huawei, the Chinese electronics giant, is gearing up to compete with its main rival, Xiaomi, in the electric vehicle sector.

Huawei, traditionally known for its smartphones, is now entering the automotive market with the launch of the Maextro S800, a luxury electric car developed in partnership with JAC Motors.

Huawei’s involvement in this project means that the Maextro S800 not only offers a superior level of luxury and amazing performance, but also a next-generation advanced connectivity experience.

Huawei’s Maextro S800 is a behemoth of an electric sedan that has the entire Chinese automotive world excited even before its official launch. Developed as a joint venture between tech giant ...

The luxury brand was announced last summer when the Stelato S9 went on sale. Maextro is a premium brand of the Aoije joint venture between Huawei and JAC – and the S800 is its debut model. As ...

Well, a brand from PRC wants in – Huawei. That’s right. The company known for making smartphones and smart devices has decided to enter the luxury segment, beginning with the Maextro S800 ...

SHENZHEN: Huawei has revealed official images of its Maextro S800, the largest electric sedan in China and among the biggest mass-produced sedans globally, measuring over 5.4 metres in length.

Another hurdle for Huawei is convincing Chinese businesses to switch from NVIDIA’s well-established Cuda software to Huawei’s own proprietary tools. NVIDIA’s software is deeply integrated into the AI ...

Huawei and their partners at JAC Group have just unveiled official photos for a distinctly Chinese competitor to Mercedes-Maybach. This is the Maextro S800, and it's a Chinese EV/EREV that touts ...

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