BYD’s Han car is powered by Huawei 5G technology

On June 4th, BYD announced in its official WeChat account that it’s brand new model, Han, will be the world’s first mass-produced model equipped with Huawei 5G technology.

As a pure electric/hybrid car launched for the mid-to-large luxury market, BYD Han officially opened its reservations in April this year. The pre-sale price of the care is 230,000-280,000 yuan, and it is expected to go on sale in June.

It is understood that Huawei’s 5G-based HiCar technology is not just another car infotainment system, it is more like an interface with the car’s core operating system. HiCar technology will first appear on BYD Han electric vehicles in June this year and then will appear on about 30 different car brands.

In terms of configuration, the entire BYD Han system is equipped with DiPilot intelligent driving assistance system. The system incorporates BYD’s unique algorithm advantages and has an intelligent driving assistance system with self-learning features.

With the support of hardware configuration and Huawei’s 5G technology, the traditional “stand-alone version” automatic driving assistance function has become a “network version” smart driving on Han EV.

The Han electric car is the first recipient of the company’s ‘Blade Battery’ technology. BYD says that the new battery is far safer than traditional Li-ion batteries and also promises to be long-lasting. In the Han EV, the battery can run for more than 600km on a single charge. BYD says that using its own electric vehicle platform has greatly helped it achieve the best possible efficiency.