Beijing (Gasgoo)- Huawei's smart selection alliance, HIMA (Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance), delivered a total of 29,632 new vehicles in April, according to HIMA’s announcement on May 1.
Specifically, for Huawei and SERES’ AITO brand, deliveries for the the flagship large SUV, the AITO M9, reached 13,391 units in the past month, becoming the sales backbone of the AITO brand and even the HIMA. In the meantime, AITO’s mid-to-large-sized SUV, the new AITO M7, saw its cumulative deliveries reach 133,808 units by April 30 since its market launch.
On the other hand, the first model of under Huawei and Chery’s Luxeed brand, the Luxeed S7, accumulated deliveries of 4,546 units after its market release on April 11.
Furthermore, on April 23, AITO put its new M5 onto the market, offering three variants, including the range-extended Max version (rear-wheel-drive) priced at 249,800 yuan, the all-electric Max version (rear-wheel-drive) priced at 269,800 yuan, and the range-extended Max RS version (four-wheel-drive) priced at 279,800 yuan.
HIMA also revealed that the new AITO M5 received 4,031 units of fixed orders within 24 hours of its market launch, with scale deliveries scheduled to begin in May.
Additionally, at the recently concluded Auto China 2024 in Beijing, HIMA unveiled the first model under the STELATO brand, the STELATO S9. Positioned as an executive luxury flagship sedan, the new model is jointly developed by Huawei and BAIC Group.
