China EV Daily (Aug 7): China EV daily: Huawei’s HarmonyOS 4 car, Wuling’s Baojun Yep plans, Geely’s Galaxy L7 kit
[Huawei] On August 7, Huawei’s Executive Director, CEO of Consumer BG, and CEO of Intelligent Automotive Solutions BU, Yu Chengdong, announced another significant piece of news: Huawei’s first all-electric sedan in its Smart Selection car business will be the first to carry HarmonyOS 4. The new car will debut this quarter. From the emblem on the car, we can see that this sedan uses Chery Automobile’s registered Luxeed trademark. It is reported that Chery is the fourth brand with which Huawei has collaborated in its Smart Selection car business. — Pacific Auto
[Wuling] On August 7, Zhou Ning, Deputy General Manager of SAIC-GM-Wuling’s brand division, revealed on social media that a five-door version of the Baojun Yep is in development and is expected to be launched in early 2024. — CNC
[Geely] On August 7, Geely Galaxy L7, which was launched in May this year, is priced between 138,700 and 173,700 yuan. The Galaxy’s official website has now introduced the “Stellar Tracking Kit” designed specifically for the front passenger, with an initial price of 499 yuan. According to the official announcement, this feature is located in the front passenger’s door lining area and can control the front passenger’s screen or the seat function separately. — IT Home
[Industrial Policy] Recently, the People’s Government of Henan Province issued a notice, indicating that the car purchase subsidy policy will be extended until December 2023. Consumers purchasing new cars within the province will be given a subsidy of 5% of the car’s price (not exceeding 10,000 yuan/unit). The specific subsidy standards and methods will be formulated and implemented by local authorities in line with actual conditions. — DiYi Electric
