Feb 23, 2024 07:57 PM

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Huawei Mulls Relaunch of EV to Boost Interest Amid Rollout Delays, Source Says

By An Limin and Ding Yi

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A Luxeed S7 sedan, which Huawei developed with partner Chery Automobile, sits on display at a Huawei store in Shanghai on Nov. 12. Photo: VCG

A Luxeed S7 sedan, which Huawei developed with partner Chery Automobile, sits on display at a Huawei store in Shanghai on Nov. 12. Photo: VCG

Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. is mulling a relaunch of the first electric vehicle (EV) it co-developed with auto partner Chery Automobile Co. Ltd. this spring, a source familiar with the matter told Caixin, in a marketing gimmick possibly designed to boost consumer interest in the model that is grappling with supply chain and production woes.

The soon-to-be-unveiled Luxeed S7 will feature different specs from its original release in November, with its retail price expected to remain unchanged, the source said, without providing further details.

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