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Huawei attracts more automakers as ambitions become clearer

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Huawei markets the Aito 7, the second crossover model developed for Seres, at one of its mobile phone stores in the east China city of Zhenjiang.  (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS CHINA)
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By:
Yang Jian
August 29, 2024 04:00 PM

SHANGHAI – Huawei Technologies, the Chinese consumer electronics giant long suspected of wanting to become a car manufacturer, is making it clear it has no intention to do so.

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