Qi Jing will feature Huawei’s Qiankun smart vehicle technologies throughout its product line. These include advanced driver-assistance systems, intelligent cockpit solutions, and connected digital ecosystems. Combined with GAC’s expertise in electrification and large-scale automotive production, the collaboration aims to establish a competitive presence in China’s growing electric vehicle sector.
During the ceremony, Xu Zhijun emphasized the joint ambition: “We want Qi Jing to become a high-end brand that integrates intelligence into every vehicle, making mobility safer and daily life more seamless.” His comments underscored Huawei’s commitment to positioning the brand as a leading player in smart mobility.
Feng Xingya highlighted the significance of the project to GAC’s long-term development strategy. He remarked that Huawei serves not only as a partner but also as a benchmark and mentor in guiding the company’s transformation. Feng also explained that GAC has established a dedicated subsidiary to manage the Qi Jing brand, while Huawei has assigned senior talent to support the initiative. According to him, the brand will receive top strategic priority and extensive resources to ensure sustained progress.
The launch of Qi Jing reflects broader trends in the automotive industry, where partnerships between technology firms and vehicle manufacturers are reshaping the future of mobility. By combining GAC’s manufacturing capabilities with Huawei’s advanced digital and smart vehicle technologies, the brand seeks to deliver premium intelligent NEVs that align with consumer demand for innovation, safety, and convenience.
With strong backing from both companies, Qi Jing is positioned to contribute to the evolving landscape of China’s electric and intelligent vehicle market. The collaboration represents not only a business venture but also a long-term commitment to integrating intelligence into transportation and enhancing the overall user experience.
