In Pictures: Huawei-Backed Aito Plans 2027 European Entry, Starts EU Type Approval and Paris Show Debut

Huawei-backed Aito is preparing to enter the European market with a lineup of SUVs, targeting a 2027 launch.

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Aito's European ambitions build on its overseas expansion, which began with a dealer agreement in the United Arab Emirates.

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The brand will showcase four SUVs at the Paris Motor Show as part of its European debut.

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Aito has started EU Whole Vehicle Type Approval work, a key step toward selling cars in Europe.

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The expansion deepens cooperation between Huawei and Seres, the two companies behind the Aito brand.

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Aito's planned European entry adds a new target to its growing international strategy.

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The move follows a broader push by Chinese automakers into European markets.

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Aito aims to compete in Europe's crowded SUV segment with Huawei-backed technology.

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The Paris Motor Show debut will mark Aito's first major appearance before European audiences.

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