Rabat – The renowned Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei, in cooperation with the component manufacturer SERES, has opened a new chapter in its industrial and technological history to manufacture and market hybrid electric cars.
The two companies unveiled the curtain on their rechargeable hybrid-electric SUV at the Shanghai Auto Show on April 21.
The electric hybrid SUV with the name “Huawei SERES SF5” benefited from a modern design both outside and inside and has the most modern functions.
In terms of the powertrain, the car generates a 1.5-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine to generate power for the two electric motors, which together generate 551 hp with 820 Nm of torque and go 100 km / h from a standstill in just 4.68 seconds. h can achieve.
The car is designed to stand out from its competitors. It can travel 180 kilometers in a fully electric mode and travel over 1,000 kilometers with the gasoline engine. The relatively long distance covered in electric mode is intended to give Huawei’s hybrid-electric SUV the upper hand over its international competitors.
In terms of options and safety, the car features the latest advances in automatic assisted driving, including adaptive cruise control, slow traffic assist, forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking and lane centering.
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To ensure driver comfort, the car is equipped with a digital instrument cluster, a panoramic sliding roof, ambient lighting, heated and ventilated seats, a seat massager and an audio system with 11 loudspeakers.
With this latest product, Huawei joins a growing list of major telecommunications companies that have embarked on a new journey into the automotive industry.
Apple announced it was working on an electric car that could be marketed by 2024, while Huawei’s Chinese competitor Xiaomi worked with Bestune to make its first electric car, the Xiaomi Bestune T77.
All-electric and hybrid cars are slowly replacing gasoline and diesel cars for their moderate consumption. Another reason is that the world is using sustainable energy in the industrial sector to reduce fossil fuel emissions to combat climate change and other environmental threats.