Huawei unveils an ultra-luxurious electric sedan

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With the Maextro S800, Huawei and JAC launch a competitor to giants Rolls-Royce and Maybach, combining ambitious design and cutting-edge technologies.

Huawei is no stranger to the automotive field. But it takes a new step by launching a premium brand, Maextro, in collaboration with JAC. Their first model, the S800, is an imposing electric sedan aimed at competing with the most prestigious cars. It measures 5.48 meters long, 2 meters wide, and 1.54 meters high. These dimensions are close to the standards set by Rolls-Royce and Maybach.

With an impressive wheelbase of 3.37 meters, the interior space promises comfort worthy of the best luxury cars. Its price, however, ranges between 130,000 and 200,000 euros, a high amount for the Chinese market.

Between luxury and high technology

The exterior design of the S800 combines boldness and tradition. Its chrome finishes, intricately designed grille, and full wheels evoke the style of high-end sedans. The rear adopts a minimalist light signature. As for color options, two versions are announced: a bi-color gray and purple, and another completely black.

On the technology side, Huawei leverages its expertise in artificial intelligence and connectivity. The S800 features level 3 autonomous driving, made possible by a LiDAR. Inside, the “starry sky,” inspired by Rolls-Royce, and three control screens promise a futuristic and refined interior.

Pre-orders are open in China with a deposit of €2,600. However, its arrival in Europe seems compromised, particularly due to customs duties on Chinese electric vehicles. With the Maextro S800, Huawei confirms its ambition: to become an essential player in the luxury automotive market.

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