HiPhi X Evolvable super SUV – Global landmark attracting the attention

SHANGHAI, CHINA – Media
OutReach – 9 September 2020 – One year ago, the Chinese brand HiPhi, a subsidiary of Human Horizons, showed
people its prototype, which advanced the lines of a future high-end electric
full-size SUVs. Now the firm has revealed the final version of its first model,
which has been bestowed the name HiPhi X and go on sale in the first half of
2021.

The HiPhi X is positioned as a transcending product to
redefine the era of smart electric vehicles.

In recent days, the campaign made its broadcast debut during
peak hours in London, New York, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Beijing on mega-screens
across the cities. Followed by takeovers on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and
other platforms.

The objective of the campaign was targeted at raising brand
awareness and product recognition, as well as a teaser to its official launch
at the 2020 Beijing Auto Show.

Speaking of R&D, Human Horizons does have some
impressive names involved in that side of the business, including 35-year
Jaguar and Ford veteran Mark Stanton as chief technical officer. Former Bugatti
designer Camilla Kropp is also on the crew.

The man behind the Shanghai-based company is Ding Lei, the
former president of Shanghai General Motors who set up Human Horizons in end of
2017.

One of the most intriguing parts of the HiPhi X’s design are
NT-Door system. As stated by the manufacturer, the HiPhi X is pitched as a
“self-learning smart vehicle”.

What does that mean? Well, the way Human Horizons explains
it the HiPhi X has been based on a “human oriented architecture” which is
over-the-air upgradable and has a secure software-developer platform to enable
feature and app development.

Overlaying that is an advanced highly-personalised onboard
artificial intelligence assistant, HiPhiGo, that has been developed in
collaboration with Microsoft.

HiPhiGo has an array of intelligent functions and a level of
reasoning and continuous learning while interacting with its occupants, the
surrounding environment and the vehicle’s parameters.

The HiPhi X also has a “neural network” consisting of six
“super brain” domain controllers, connected by 1G Ethernet which provides a
higher transmission rate than traditional CAN networks. That allows HiPhi X to
analyse massive amounts of information and make decisions utilising cloud
computing with a powerful data analysis engine.

HiPhi X is now entering the final phase of development and
launch ahead of production which is expected to commence by the end of this
year, with official deliveries in 2021.