Maextro’s RMB 1M-Class MPV Bags 3,500 Orders in 24 Hours
Maextro, a luxury brand by Huawei and JAC, launched V680 and V800 MPVs, gaining 3,500 orders in 24 hours.
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Maextro, a luxury brand by Huawei and JAC, launched V680 and V800 MPVs, gaining 3,500 orders in 24 hours.
Volvo plans to launch a new ultra-luxury sedan, code-named “556,” aimed at reviving its competitiveness in China’s luxury market.
Huawei-backed Maextro has unveiled the V800, its second production model after the S800 sedan and the brand’s first entry into the ultra-luxury MPV segment.
Richard Yu previously hinted the Maextro S800 Grand Design edition could be priced around RMB 2 million ($294,200).
The price easing reflects mounting sales pressure on traditional luxury brands. In 2025, Audi’s sales declined 5% year on year, while Mercedes-Benz and BMW fell 19% and 12.5%, respectively.
LandRoads’ report reveals stable NEV brand rankings, highlighting gains for mid-tier brands and evolving consumer perceptions.
The MAEXTRO S800 ranked first in sales of luxury sedans priced above 800,000 yuan for three consecutive months.
The testing vehicles involved are 2025 models of the AITO M9 and the Maextro S800, purchased privately by Huawei employees.
ChinaEV Home interviewed 13 mainstream NEV makers, speaking with official customer service teams and retail staff to understand the scope of their tax-difference guarantees and promotional benefits.
The MAEXTRO S800 has been on the market for over 100 days, and its non-refundable orders have exceeded 18,000 units.