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1. 6d
   Huawei Qiankun outlines broader automotive ecosystem and global strategy

   At the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicle Conference, Huawei Senior Vice President and Yinwang CEO Jin Yuzhi said Huawei Qiankun would remain an “electronic screw” for the intelligent connected vehicle industry and help automakers build and sell vehicles better. According to PinWest, Qiankun will pursue three directions: bringing secure, high-quality intelligent vehicle solutions to more users, expanding collaboration beyond automakers to broader ecosystem partners, and moving from scaled deployment in China toward global value creation.

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2. Oct 21
   Huawei's Jin Yuzhi says autonomous driving is entering a 'second half'

   At the 2026 World Intelligent Connected Vehicles Conference in Beijing on Oct. 21, Huawei senior vice president and Yinwang CEO Jin Yuzhi said smart cars are entering a “second half” defined by three shifts: from technology-capability competition to safe-and-trusted competition, from functions to experience, and from single-point capability competition to industrial-system competition. Jin said L2 assisted driving leaves accident responsibility with the driver while L3+ autonomous driving moves it to the system, and he called for the industry to make safety data public and transparent. He also cited Huawei Qiankun figures — 6.8 million potential collisions proactively avoided and, on average, 10.356 million km in ADS assisted driving before each severe collision, 5.75 times the Chinese-driver average — and repeated Yinwang’s “electronic screw” supplier positioning, saying Qiankun works with 25 automaker brands and over 60 models priced from the 150,000-yuan class to the million-yuan class; the safety figures are Huawei’s own and not independently verified.

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3. Oct 19
   Yinwang, CATL and Times Electric Service partner on smart battery swapping

   Huawei's Qiankun Intelligent Automotive Solution unit said Yinwang, CATL and Times Electric Service signed a strategic agreement to connect Qiankun assisted driving with CATL's Chocolate battery-swap network. The companies said the system links vehicle, station and cloud data and services to support an automated workflow covering charging decisions, station seeking, entry, alignment, swapping and departure, including a claimed 99-second swap. The supplied reports do not include independent testing of that workflow or the 99-second duration. LatePost Auto reported that initial development may involve five new vehicle models planned for 2027, but Yinwang did not comment on the figure or timetable.

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