Luxeed V9 MPV Hits 10,500 Orders in 48 Hours

See how HarmonyOS AI features like active noise cancellation and smart privacy are driving luxury EV sales.
30-Second TL;DR
What Changed
Achieved 10,500 orders within 48 hours of launch
Why It Matters
The strong sales performance of the Luxeed V9 underscores the market demand for AI-integrated luxury vehicles. It validates the HarmonyOS ecosystem's expansion into high-end automotive segments.
What To Do Next
Analyze the integration of HarmonyOS in automotive HMI to identify opportunities for building cross-device AI experiences.
Key Points
- •Achieved 10,500 orders within 48 hours of launch
- •Pricing ranges from 389,800 to 519,800 yuan
- •Features RNC active noise cancellation and AI-controlled privacy glass
Deep Insight
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Enhanced Key Takeaways
- •The Luxeed V9 is the first MPV model under Huawei's Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance (HIMA), a collaborative effort between Huawei and Chery, where Huawei contributes significantly to product planning, design, software, and intelligent driving technology.
- •The vehicle is built on Chery's E0X-L platform and integrates Huawei's DriveONE 800V silicon carbide platform and Huawei Turing chassis system, offering both extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) and pure electric (EV) powertrains.
- •It features Huawei's latest ADS 5 smart driving system, which includes 38 sensors and an 896-channel LiDAR, enabling advanced Level 3 autonomous driving capabilities.
- •The interior boasts a HarmonyOS five-screen interconnected system, second-row zero-gravity seats that can rotate 180 degrees, an in-car oxygen concentrator, and is reportedly the world's first mass-produced vehicle to feature a 'helmet airbag' system for enhanced passenger safety.
- •The EREV version offers a combined range of up to 1,250 kilometers (CLTC), while the EV version can add 300 kilometers of range in just 10 minutes due to its 800V fast-charging capability.
Competitor Analysis
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Technical Deep Dive
- Platform: Chery's E0X-L platform, a modified version of the E0X platform, combined with Huawei's Turing chassis system.
- Powertrain: Huawei's DriveONE 800V silicon carbide platform. Offered in both EREV and EV configurations.
- EREV: 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline range extender (115 kW / 154 hp) paired with dual electric motors (AWD: 382 kW total output). Battery options include 37 kWh CATL LFP or 53.3/53.4 kWh CATL NMC batteries. Combined range up to 1,250 km (CLTC).
- EV: Expected to use Huawei and CATL's 'Jujing' (Giant Whale) battery with a 100 kWh capacity, capable of adding 300 km of range in 10 minutes.
- Intelligent Driving System: Huawei ADS 5 smart driving system, featuring 38 sensors, including an 896-channel LiDAR (roof-mounted), multiple millimeter-wave radars, and cameras, supporting Level 3 autonomous driving.
- Infotainment: HarmonyOS five-screen interconnected system (instrument screen, central control screen, front passenger entertainment screen, dual rear entertainment screens) with HUAWEI SOUND audio system.
- Chassis: Dual-chamber air suspension system with up to 50 mm ride height adjustment and up to 7-degrees of rear-wheel steering.
- Noise Cancellation: RNC active noise cancellation system, which uses microphones and accelerometers to generate anti-phase sound waves through the vehicle's speakers to reduce road, tire, and chassis noise.
- Dimensions: Length: 5,359 mm; Width: 2,009 mm; Height: 1,859/1,879 mm; Wheelbase: 3,250 mm.
- Interior Features: 3-row, 6-seat or 7-seat layout with zero-gravity seats (front and second row), second-row seats with 180-degree rotation capability, leg rests, heating, ventilation, massage functions, an in-car oxygen concentrator, high-power heating/cooling refrigerator, and a 'helmet airbag' system.
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Timeline
- 2023-11Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance (HIMA) officially established by Huawei.
- 2025-08Project for a minivan, originally Exeed Sterra E08, was cancelled and development team reassigned to Luxeed.
- 2025-12-09Luxeed V9 name officially revealed by Huawei's Richard Yu, positioned as HIMA's first MPV and a flagship model.
- 2026-04-22Pre-sales for the Luxeed V9 began at the HIMA Spring New Product Launch Conference.
- 2026-04-26Luxeed V9 made its public debut at the Beijing Auto Show.
- 2026-05-15Luxeed V9 officially launched, with initial deliveries expected in early June.
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