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Foxconn, Huawei Lead Asian Tech Charge Into Smart Cars

Foxconn and Huawei Technologies are leading an Asian tech charge into smart cars, as two of Asia's leading smartphone makers expand their focus to form joint ventures creating smart-car systems, writes Alex Frew McMillan..STLA

Huawei deepens dive into electric vehicles, seeks control of small Chinese automaker

Huawei deepens dive into electric vehicles, seeks control of small Chinese automaker By Reuters By Julie Zhu HONG KONG – China s Huawei Technologies is in talks to take control of a small domestic automaker s electric vehicle unit, two people with direct knowledge of the matter said. The move would be a strategic shift for the world s largest telecom equipment maker. However, a company spokesman has denied such a step. Huawei, which has been battered by US sanctions, is in talks with Chongqing Sokon to acquire a controlling stake in Chongqing Jinkang New Energy Automobile, said the sources. The move would allow Huawei to make intelligent cars bearing its own nameplate, they said.Jinkang counts US EV brand Seres, formerly known as SF Motors, as its main asset.

Huawei deepens dive into electric vehicles

Technology major seeks control of small automaker to make cars bearing its own nameplate Published:  May 04, 2021 15:52 Reuters A Seres Huawei Smart Selection SF5 electric vehicle displayed during the Auto Shanghai show in Shanghai, China April 19, 2021. Image Credit: Reuters China s Huawei Technologies is in talks to take control of a small domestic automaker s electric vehicle unit, two people with direct knowledge of the matter said, a move that would be a strategic shift for the world s largest telecom equipment maker. A company spokesman denied such a step, however. Huawei, which has been battered by U.S. sanctions, is in talks with Chongqing Sokon to acquire a controlling stake in the latter s Chongqing Jinkang New Energy Automobile, said the sources.

GM Will Build EVs In Mexico, UAW Calls It A Slap In The Face

GM Will Build EVs In Mexico, UAW Calls It A Slap In The Face Jalopnik 1 day ago © Photo: Bill Pugliano (Getty Images) The United Auto Workers union is none too pleased with General Motors’s big investment in a Mexican plant, Volkswagen may be approaching its day of reckoning for its dumb Voltswagen joke, and Stellantis is bringing in a friend from France. All this and more in this Friday edition of The Morning Shift for April 30, 2021. 1st Gear: GM’s Spending $1 Billion To Build EVs In Mexico And The UAW Isn’t Happy About It GM plans to start building electric vehicles at its Ramos Arizpe plant in Mexico starting in 2023. To do it, it’ll need to make a hefty investment to retool the factory first, to the tune of $1 billion. Ramos Arizpe is currently where GM produces the Chevrolet Blazer and Equinox, and starting later this year it’ll begin making batteries and electric drive components too.

Huawei deepens dive into EVs, seeks control of small automaker: report

China s Huawei Technologies is in talks to take control of a small domestic automaker s electric vehicle unit, two people with direct knowledge of the matter said, a move that would be a strategic shift for the world s largest telecom equipment maker. A company spokesman denied such a step, however. Huawei, which has been battered by U.S. sanctions, is in talks with Chongqing Sokon to acquire a controlling stake in the latter s Chongqing Jinkang New Energy Automobile, said the sources. The move will allow Huawei to make intelligent cars bearing its own nameplate, they added. Jinkang counts U.S. EV brand Seres, formerly known as SF Motors, as its main asset.

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