Huawei-Backed Qijing Unveils First Model GT7, Adopts Aistaland Brand Name

A new player has entered China’s premium electric vehicle arena. Qijing, a venture supported by Huawei, has officially rebranded itself with the English name Aistaland and introduced its debut production model, the GT7. The launch marks a significant step for the company as it positions itself in the increasingly competitive domestic EV market.

The GT7 stands out with its inclusion of Huawei’s most advanced LiDAR system, featuring an 896-channel configuration. This high-spec sensor technology is designed to enhance the vehicle’s autonomous driving capabilities, a core focus for the brand. Targeting the premium electric shooting brake segment in China, the GT7 aims to attract buyers seeking a blend of performance, style, and cutting-edge technology.

With this debut, Aistaland hopes to carve out a niche in a crowded field, leveraging Huawei’s expertise in smart vehicle solutions. The company’s entry signals a growing trend of tech-giant-backed automakers reshaping China’s EV landscape.