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Huawei Launches Two More China EVs After Aito's Instant Success
The tech giant has teamed with carmakers Chery and Changan Auto as part of multi-partner strategy to crack China’s EV market.
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Stroll into a Huawei Technologies Co. store in Shanghai or Shenzhen, and apart from the usual array of smartphones, laptops and tablets, shoppers can check out a 250,000 yuan ($34,300) electric sport utility vehicle.
The Chinese tech giant is diversifying with EVs after landing at the center of US-China trade tensions, having its access to advanced semiconductors cut off and its 5G network equipment banned in several Western countries because of national security concerns.