Huawei’s smart car sales are astonishing: Wenjie’s new M7 sold 50,000 units in just one month

According to news on October 12, Huawei’s smart car department announced in a recent WeChat Moments message that in just one month since the first release of Wenjie’s new M7 on September 12, sales have exceeded 50,000 units. This astonishing number has attracted widespread attention. However, this huge order volume has also put huge delivery pressure on Cyrus, with many consumers saying they have been waiting for up to two weeks and anxiously checking the status of their orders every day.

According to the editor’s understanding, in order to improve delivery capabilities, the Thalys factory is currently recruiting employees on a large scale and has implemented a 24-hour production system. At the same time, Wenjie M9 also started accepting pre-orders on September 25, with the price ranging from 500,000 yuan to 600,000 yuan. Surprisingly, even though only a few renderings and a small amount of configuration information were released, Wenjie M9 has received a large number of orders. Yu Chengdong revealed that as of October 7, the cumulative blind order orders for Wenjie M9 have reached 10,450, of which 8,040 have been paid

As a high-end smart car brand jointly created by Huawei and Cyrus, Wenjie The car has attracted a large number of consumers by relying on Huawei's advanced technology and Cyrus's manufacturing strength. In particular, the new Wenjie M7 model has been hotly discussed by consumers since its release. The car is equipped with a powerful autonomous driving system that can achieve intelligent driving without relying on high-precision maps, providing drivers with a more convenient and safer driving experience. This is not only a reflection of Huawei's technical strength, but also represents the future development trend of smart cars.

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