BMW Partners with Huawei: Neue Klasse in China to Use HarmonyOS

by Grace 31/03/2025

written by Grace 31/03/2025

BMW has formed a strategic partnership with Huawei to incorporate the tech giant’s HarmonyOS into its upcoming electric vehicles in China.

This move is a key part of BMW’s strategy to localize its operations in the country, while the company continues to use Android Automotive in its vehicles worldwide.

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Grace

Grace is a seasoned automotive professional with over a decade of experience in the industry,and contributing writer for ourautoworld.com. Passionate about cars from a young age, she has worked with top automotive brands and media outlets. Based in Los Angeles, Grace combines her expertise in car reviews and industry trends with a keen eye for design and performance.

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