Huawei’s Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance (HIMA) posted record vehicle deliveries in November as momentum continued to build across its partner brands, highlighting the Chinese technology group’s deepening presence in the country’s rapidly evolving electric vehicle market.
Models sold under the HIMA umbrella delivered 81,864 units in November, according to data released on Monday, surpassing the 80,000-unit mark for the first time and achieving a new monthly high for the third consecutive month. The figure represents an 89.61% increase from a year earlier and a 95.24% rise from October’s 68,216 units.
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HIMA brings together Huawei and several Chinese automakers under a multi-brand smart vehicle strategy. The five brands currently operating within the alliance are Seres Group’s Aito, BAIC Group’s Stelato, Chery’s Luxeed, Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group’s (JAC) Maextro, and SAIC Motor’s Shangjie. On Oct. 28, cumulative deliveries under the alliance surpassed one million vehicles just 43 months after the first model entered the market, with the milestone unit identified as a Stelato S9T station wagon, the company said via its social media channels.
HIMA has positioned its offerings in the higher end of China’s EV market. The average transaction price for vehicles under the alliance stood at RMB 390,000 ($54,930) in October, the company previously said, a level that places most models firmly in the premium segment, where vehicles priced above RMB 300,000 are typically considered high-end.
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Huawei has also been broadening its automotive partnerships beyond the five core HIMA brands. The company has partnered with Dongfeng Motor to establish a new automotive brand named Yijing, which was announced at a Huawei event on Nov. 20. Separately, Huawei collaborated with GAC Group to launch the Qijing brand, which was officially introduced on Sept. 19 and is also targeting the premium EV market.
Looking ahead, HIMA is preparing for a significant expansion of its product portfolio. In September, the alliance said it expects the number of models under its umbrella to nearly double in 2026, signalling an accelerated rollout strategy aimed at sustaining growth amid intensifying competition in China’s smart electric vehicle sector.
