Huawei Turns Away From Smartphones For A Moment To Build… Its First Electric Car
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Huawei has revealed its first electric car at the Shanghai Auto Show. The Seres Huawei Smart Selection SF5, developed alongside electric automotive manufacturer Seres, started going on sale on April 21.
The Huawei SF5 electric car measureds 4.7 meters (15.4 ft) long, 1.93 meters (6.33 ft) wide, and 1.625 meters (5.33 ft) high. The car has a voice control tool and a charging station for smartphones.
It is also equipped with a range of Huawei apps that have been programmed for use in the car. Inside the automobile, there are two screens, one located behind the steering wheel and the other in the center console.
Boasting two electric motors and 820 Newton meters of torque, the Seres Huawei Smart Selection SF5 can accelerate from zero to 100 kmph (62.1 mph) in just 4.86 seconds.
The automobile also has an emergency recharge mode, which allows you to recharge the battery of another electric vehicle. Additionally, its battery can also be used to power up external functions such as camping, induction hobs and stereos, to name a few.
The electric vehicle has seats that offer heating and massage functions along with a feature that allows you to get in and out of it much easier.
The Huawei SF5 comes in four colors: Deep Ocean Blue, Charcoal Black, Pearl White, and Titanium Silver Gray. Drivers can choose between Midnight Black, Garnet Red, and Ivory White for the interior.
[via Huawei, cover image via Huawei]
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