It is revealed that Huawei's intelligent driving has broken into Japanese car companies!

On April 7, according to Phoenix.com, an auto blogger said that Huawei Smart Car has confirmed that it will cooperate with one of the Japanese brands Nissan, Toyota, and Honda. That is, Huawei's intelligent assisted driving function will be applied to Japanese joint venture cars.

The three Japanese brands usually refer to the three models of Levin, Sylphy and Corolla, but here they refer to the three major Japanese brands of Toyota, Honda and Nissan. Japanese car brands have always been popular among consumers in the Chinese market, especially Toyota, Honda and Nissan. However, with the rapid rise of domestic new energy manufacturers such as BYD, the market position of these major Japanese brands has been greatly impacted. Especially in terms of intelligence, the major Japanese car manufacturers cannot compare with domestic car companies.

The latest data shows that Japanese cars, which once accounted for 30% of the market, have fallen to 14.4% last month, and are expected to hit a new low this year. Among them, Dongfeng Honda sold 28,000 vehicles in March, down 51.5% year-on-year. Guangqi Honda sold 32,000 vehicles in March, down 50.1% year-on-year. At the same time, Nissan sold 87,000 vehicles in China, down 32.6% year-on-year. In addition, Guangqi Toyota sold only 55,300 vehicles in March, a 32% drop in sales.

It is understood that the cooperation model is most likely to be the HI (Huawei Inside) model, that is, Huawei provides manufacturers with a complete full-stack solution for autonomous driving and intelligent cockpits, which will be equipped with Huawei's Hongmeng OS intelligent car system and ADS 2.0 high-level intelligent assisted driving system. Previously, Huawei officially released the intelligent assisted driving solution system ASD 2.0, which can be independent of high-precision maps. At present, Huawei ASD 2.0 has been adopted by many automobile brands such as Wenjie, Zhijie, and Avita, and has a good reputation among consumers.

If this rumor is finally realized, it will be of great significance to Chinese cars, especially to Huawei. First of all, this cooperation marks that Huawei's technical strength in the field of intelligent driving has been further recognized. Japanese brands have a long history and profound technical accumulation in the field of automobile manufacturing. They are usually very cautious in choosing partners, focusing on technical strength, reliability and stability of long-term cooperation. The fact that Huawei can reach a cooperation with Japanese brands shows that its intelligent driving technology has reached a high level and can meet the requirements of Japanese brands for technical quality and performance. Japanese brands occupy an important position in the global automobile market, and their products are deeply loved by consumers. By cooperating with Japanese brands, Huawei can apply its intelligent driving technology to a wider range of models and markets, further expanding its market share and influence.

Secondly, this cooperation also reflects the profound changes taking place in the global automotive industry chain. With the accelerated development of trends such as intelligence and electrification, traditional automakers are actively seeking cooperation with technology companies to cope with the rapid changes in the market. As a world-leading technology company, Huawei has strong technical strength in 5G, artificial intelligence, cloud computing and other fields, and can provide automakers with innovative intelligent driving solutions. This cross-border cooperation will help promote the transformation and upgrading of the automotive industry and enhance the competitiveness of the entire industry. At the same time, this may also trigger other automakers to accelerate their cooperation with technology companies, further intensifying market competition.