Huawei is coming after the Tesla Model Y with its second EV model under the Luxeed brand in a partnership with Chinese automaker Chery, featuring its advanced driver assistance system (ADAS), a longer driving range, and a roomier interior, all at a similar price. By comparison, Tesla sells the top-end Model Y at a sticker price of RMB 348,000 and is looking to roll out its so-called “Full Self-Driving” software in the country in the first quarter of 2025, TechNode reported. The five-seater vehicle is said to have more head and leg room than the Model Y and a boot capacity of 837 liters which rises to 2,130 liters with the rear seats folded. Tesla shipped 354,693 Model Y vehicles from its Shanghai Gigafactory over the same period, according to figures released by the China Passenger Car Association, and sales of the world’s top-selling EV model totaled 1.22 million units last year, said market research firm JATO Dynamics. READ MORE: Huawei, Chery introduce second joint model following setback