Huawei’s Expansion in Smart Driving Stirs Competition, Scrutiny

Huawei’s Expansion in Smart Driving Stirs Competition, Scrutiny

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp.’s pivot into cars has become a high-profile success story. Its SU7 is a hit, forecast to sell 350,000 units this year and even Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley has heaped praise on the model.

HUAWEI obliterates foldable market in China, controls 76.6 percent market share

Tech titan HUAWEI in China continues to assert its dominance in the foldable smartphone market based on the latest report from IDC.File photo: HUAWEI Mate XTHUAWEI remains the number 1 foldable smartphone brand in ChinaChinese foldable smartphone market Q1 2025Based on the IDC 2025Q1 data, HUAWEI captured more than 3/4 (76.6 percent, 2.842 million units) of the foldable market share in China, a big jump from its 48.6 percent market share last Q4…

A look at Huawei's smart driving software unit, which became profitable in 2024 after revenue grew over 5x and is powering car systems by BYD, BMW, and others (Bloomberg)

Bloomberg:A look at Huawei's smart driving software unit, which became profitable in 2024 after revenue grew over 5x and is powering car systems by BYD, BMW, and others Its SU7 is a hit, forecast to sell 350,000 units this year and even Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley has heaped praise on the model.

A look at Huawei's smart driving software unit, which became profitable in 2024 after revenue grew over 5x and is powering car systems by BYD, BMW, and others

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Huawei's expansion in smart driving stirs competition, scrutiny

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi's pivot into cars has become a high-profile success story. Its SU7 is a hit, forecast to sell 350,000 units this year, and even Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley has heaped praise on the model.