China Revealed New Luxury Cars That Shakes The Entire Car Industry

Germany has Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, Porsche, and Volkswagen. The United Kingdom has Rolls-Royce, Aston Martin, Bentley, Jaguar, Land Rover, and McLaren. Italy has Lamborghini, Ferrari, Maserati, and Pagani. America has Cadillac and Lincoln. Japan has Lexus and Infiniti. What does China have?

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Chinese automakers continue to introduce new cars with impressive features at a rapid pace. Among the most recognized names globally is Huawei, known primarily for its smartphones, home appliances, and other consumer electronics. As a global leader in information and communications technology infrastructure and smart devices, Huawei has now expanded into the automotive industry, aiming to disrupt the established order. When a new player overtakes the industry's leaders, the rules of the game often change. With Huawei's entry into the market, the automotive industry is on the brink of transformation, thanks to the introduction of their latest luxury vehicles: the *Stelato S9* luxury sedan and the Aito M9, a full-size luxury SUV that is making waves across the industry.

Luxury brands such as Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Rolls-Royce, Porsche, Land Rover, Bentley, and Cadillac are renowned for their quality and reliability. However, Huawei's foray into the automotive sector, particularly with its two new luxury models, challenges the status quo. These vehicles feature advanced autonomous driving capabilities, cutting-edge technology, and impressive performance that will leave even the most discerning buyers speechless.

Starting with the Huawei Aito M9, this luxury electric SUV is positioned to compete with the likes of the Rolls-Royce Cullinan, Land Rover Range Rover, Bentley Bentayga, Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV, BMW iX, and Porsche Cayenne. Although the Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV boasts slightly more horsepower, the Huawei M9 accelerates faster, reaching 62 miles per hour in just 4.9 seconds, compared to the EQS SUV’s 6 seconds. But that’s only the beginning. Once you step inside the Huawei Aito M9, the interior's luxurious design and comfort for both driver and passengers are striking. In just six months after its market debut, the Aito M9 received over 100,000 orders. Despite the relatively recent joint venture between Huawei and Seres Group to create the Aito luxury brand, many buyers are showing increased interest in these vehicles. Is it the design, the technology, or the powerful performance under the hood that captivates consumers? Let’s explore why the Aito M9, along with Huawei’s other luxury car, the Stelato S9 sedan, are generating such excitement and whether they have what it takes to compete in the luxury car market.

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[SifisoMoloi-vv]

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[يمنيحرصامد]

Beautiful we need this vehicle here in the United States…..

[sunshinesun]

Owned a Range Rover before. When issues hits you PAIN and SUFFERING will be there until you sell it off (If you can find a BUYER) . Never again .

[charlestoniwuagwu]

Outstanding. How may I reach out to a Dealer as I have interest in buying this SUV. Thank you

[sophiaahmed]

Can someone tell me where they selling this car. I need more information please help. Thank you..

[morrismari]

This is good news. I love Chinese cars

[Littleybrid]

I wish the US allowed this Huawei cars in the country. It would benefit the consumers greatly.

[bmafirebirdstudios]

Despite criticisms, I have a good friend (Chinese of course) whom I went to school with. Automotive design and manufacturing was his reason for university attendance. He has long since gone home, but we speak on occasion. He loves these vehicles, and is very passionate about luxury autos and motorcycles, especially Italian offerings. He has made it clear to me that he plans to own one of these vehicles alternatively - mainly due to price. Looking at the specs, I agree with him. My father is a life long American muscle car guy, and he too is on the fence. I think both vehicles are brilliant (political standing aside).❤️🙏

[Kay-cyvi]

China has over 30 EV brands all beat the import cars.

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[neil]

I must admit that the car is stunning and can't stand electric cars, but I'd buy one of those if I had the money well done China 👍

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[ronaldwhite]

I mean damm you see it right in front of your face China is kicking ass in electric cars

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[markthomas]

Can it be purchased & brought to the U.S.?

[waybiz]

Nice car. I like it though the exterior could be more beautiful

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[JehSquared]

You will never see that Aito in the US, especially since I saw a price of $75K. I will admit, the body reminds me of my GLS.👌🏿