Huawei has made a big move again
As we all know, the current mainstream online payment in the mainland is nothing more than WeChat and Alipay, which has been a pattern formed many years ago, but in recent times Huawei has launched Huawei Payment in a low profile, and it has been online for about a month.
Many friends may have to say when they see this, what does this have to do with our car circle? In fact, this has a great impact on our automotive industry, and many of our habits of using cars may change in the future.
Now many car companies have their own on-board interactive system, you can watch movies online, listen to music, but when it comes to payment, you need to scan the code of the mobile phone to pay. Want to directly use the car to order food online, online hotel, many manufacturers have claimed to be OK, but our actual experience is more cumbersome, but for Huawei, because Huawei has a Hongmeng ecosystem, it has become simpler
Originally, Huawei's Hongmeng system had to rely on WeChat or Alipay to pay, but now that Huawei Pays, consumers can have a third choice, in fact, we can imagine the car scene.
The on-board Hongmeng system can bind our license plates and pay directly from Huawei's payment without feeling, such as entering and leaving the paid parking lot, no longer need to worry about the embarrassment caused by the lack of power on the mobile phone, and even go up and down the high-speed speed faster than ETC.
We can also order food directly through the on-board Hongmeng system in an unfamiliar city, allowing riders to deliver takeaway directly to the designated new car location. We can also pay directly through Huawei for Huawei music, Huawei videos, and even some copyright videos.
And unlike other on-board systems that are individual individuals, the Hongmeng system can also open up cars, mobile phones, and smart homes, so as to realize that the sweeping robots in the home can start working on the car, and the air conditioner can be cooled or preheated in advance, and even the monitoring system can be opened through the vehicle-mounted Hongmeng system to observe the real-time situation at home. You can also pay the water, electricity, and even property fees at home instantly through the on-board Huawei payment system, and the application scenarios are quite extensive, which is also a situation that Alipay or WeChat cannot fully possess at present.
And with the increasing maturity of Huawei's system, we can even sit in the car to rest, the new car will take us to find the most suitable hotel/attraction, and complete the payment online, directly into the parking lot on autopilot, I believe that such a design will come to our side in the near future.
So far, Huawei still has not built its own cars, most of them provide in-vehicle interaction systems or a small number of shares, and the new cars invested and cooperated are also new energy vehicles. We can take a closer look at the new cars huawei cooperate with are all medium and high-end energy vehicles, and these new cars have enough intelligent technology equipment, which is also a big move under Huawei. And this part of the new car has a remote OTA upgrade system, so the in-car payment function will be launched in a very short time, which is also a fairly sharp blade for Huawei.
It's clear that Alipay and WeChat Pay have encountered fairly strong competitors, and a small percentage of early adopters have now started using Huawei Pay.