BMW to incorporate Huawei smart-connect system in China-made cars by 2026
BMW Group will integrate Huawei HiCar, the Chinese tech conglomerate’s car mobile app connecting devices with vehicles, into its locally produced new models in 2026, the German automaker said on Monday.
BMW is teaming up with Huawei to develop smart applications based on the Harmony operating system for drivers of its vehicles using the tech conglomerate’s devices in China, according to a company statement.
The German automaker is working with its suppliers to achieve more “cross-cycle” cooperation and “promote the deep integration of local Chinese (partners) into BMW’s global innovation system,” the statement added.
Five months ago, Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk unveiled a new robotaxi featuring gull-wing doors and no steering wheel or pedals at a high-profile event.
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