The 100% electric compact sports utility vehicle (SUV) will feature Huawei’s vision-based approach to automated driving functions on urban streets. Credit: Dongfeng/VoyahDetails: Sources added only full-electric variants will be on offer for the Zhiyin (知音), which loosely translates as “bosom buddies” in Chinese. This is roughly the same size as the Tesla Model Y and smaller than the first model under the Voyah brand, the Free SUV. Voyah announced in April at this year’s Beijing Auto Show its first global model would feature Huawei’s intelligent driving software and operating system HarmonyOS. The brand has three models on sale and delivered 24,869 EVs, including all-electrics and plug-in hybrids, from January to May.