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According to the reports, Huawei and SAIC are now penning agreements with the Lingang New Area to create a new line of energy vehicles (EV) and battery plants to power them. The aim of this agreement with the Lingang in Shanghai's free trade zone is to build the “Shangjie High-end Intelligent New Energy Vehicle Production Base”.

At this year's Auto Shanghai show, Huawei showcased its tech through two major exhibits: “Intelligent Automotive Solutions BU” (6.1H Hall) and “Harmony Intelligent Mobility” (5.2 Hall). Its solutions (smart driving, cockpit systems, sensors) power cars from Audi, BMW, Seres, Chery, and more, covering 80% of Chinese automakers.

Huawei: Dominant Presence Without Being a Car Brand At this year's Auto Shanghai show, Huawei showcased its tech through two major exhibits: “Intelligent Automotive Solutions BU” (6.1H Hall) and “Harmony Intelligent Mobility” (5.2 Hall).

Huawei Inside delivers a full-stack smart vehicle solution including ADS autonomous driving, HarmonyOS cockpit, Ascend/Kirin chips, and LiDAR – establishing an “Auto Wintel” ecosystem. Impact For Car Companies, Huawei offers: Cost Efficiency: faster R&D cycles, lower hardware (e.g., LiDAR) costs.

Huawei isn't just a supplier—it's rewriting the rules of how cars are made in China. Auto Shanghai 2025, one of the major global automotive events on the calendar, is taking place from 23 April – 2 May 2025 and GlobalData are there to cut through the noise to bring you the real insight behind the biggest announcements.

Huawei and SAIC have jointly developed the Shangjie smart car brand, and now both parties are putting in more efforts to expand this new project via EV and battery plants. These plants will open a new production base for SAIC in China. Both SAIC and Huawei have been working for months on a new EV brand called Shangjie.