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.