China's Aito, a partnership between Huawei and Seres, has unveiled its first six-seater SUV, the M9. Launched in China on 26 December, its pre-sale there has already begun, and it will arrive in Brazil later this year, with no date yet set. The model comes packed, as well as several screens and even a cinema projector. In addition, the vehicle features the latest technology from Huawei, for example.

The front features high-tech LED headlights, reminiscent of Huawei's Luxeed S7 sedan, for example. Adaptive matrix headlights can identify pedestrians and other vehicles, while a projector can turn any flat surface into a 100-inch screen, for example.

Inside, the instrument panel measures 12.3 inches, the central multimedia is 15.6 inches and the front passenger screen is 16 inches, combined with a 75-inch head-up display. There are also four tablets for each of the rear passengers, as well as a laser projector. All use Huawei's HarmonyOS 4 operating system, however.

(Source: Jornal do Carro)