Huawei's Harmony Intelligent Mobility Alliance (HIMA) delivered 37,490 vehicles in September, bringing its cumulative deliveries to over 1.56 million units, according to Gasgoo. The figure, released on the first day of China's National Day holiday, underscores the alliance's strong performance during the traditional 'golden September' sales season.
HIMA, which encompasses models from multiple automakers using Huawei's smart driving systems, has been steadily climbing the ranks of China's new-energy vehicle (NEV) startups. The September tally marks a continuation of robust growth, with the alliance claiming a record pace for delivery speed among Chinese new forces.
Multi-brand strategy pays off
The alliance's product lineup spans various segments, from sedans to SUVs, catering to diverse consumer needs. This multi-brand, multi-model approach helps mitigate risks associated with any single vehicle, ensuring a stable delivery base. HIMA's offerings include BEVs (battery-electric vehicles) and EREVs (range-extender electric vehicles), with a strong emphasis on intelligent features.
Huawei's technology, particularly its advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), serves as a key differentiator. The alliance's urban NOA (city advanced driver assistance) capabilities have been a selling point, appealing to tech-savvy buyers in China's competitive EV market.
Market context
As of 2026, China's NEV market has entered a phase of intense consolidation, marked by price wars and technological competition. HIMA's focus on smart driving has helped it build a 'moat' in the second half of the intelligence race, according to industry observers. The steady delivery growth indicates sustained demand for highly intelligent vehicles and validates HIMA's business model resilience.
While the alliance does not disclose individual model breakdowns, the overall trajectory suggests strong consumer trust in the brand. HIMA's cumulative deliveries of over 1.56 million units place it among the top-tier new energy vehicle groups in China.
