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Luxeed launched its first model, the Luxeed S7, on November 28 as a direct competitor to the Tesla Model 3.
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The two will build luxury smart connected EVs based on Huawei's smart car solutions, with product development under the overall responsibility of JAC.
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Aito's single-month delivery capacity in 2024 is expected to reach 30,000 vehicles, it said.
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Luxeed S9 is the second vehicle from Chery and Huawei. It aims to rival the Tesla Model Y in China. S9 will start sales in Q2 2024.
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This suggests an overall valuation of the new company soaring to an impressive 500-625 billion yuan (70.17-87.72 billion USD).
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The Luxeed S7 is an all-electric mid to large-size sedan model with a starting price of RMB 249,800, or $34,920.
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Luxeed S7 can charge 215 km in 5 minutes.
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Huawei went all-in into price-war, and it worked.
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The production capacity target for the new Aito M7 has been raised to an average of 700 units per day, with a maximum annual capacity of 200,000 units, according to local media.
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Analysts say: Due to Huawei's technical advantages, more and more Chinese car companies may strengthen technical cooperation with Huawei in the future.
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