From:Internet Info Agency 2026-07-07 21:45:09
Huawei has recently unveiled for the first time the interior details of the all-new Aito M9 Ultimate Ling Shi Extended Edition under its Harmony Intelligent Mobility (HIMA) brand. The second-row seats feature swiveling zero-gravity seats with integrated seatbelts, while the front seatbacks are embossed with an exclusive “Ultimate” badge, and the driver’s seat supports a folding function. Although the all-new Aito M9 was officially launched in May 2024, the interior details of the Ultimate Ling Shi Extended Edition had not been fully disclosed previously, and the production vehicle has yet to be displayed in showrooms. According to owner feedback, deliveries of the “Pioneer” configuration package—which represents a premium trim combination of the Ultimate variant rather than a separate model—are expected to begin after August. The vehicle features an exclusive “Yadan Gold Black” exterior color scheme, complemented by side-mounted full-color laser projection, a new intelligent lighting communication system, and ISD smart interactive taillights. It employs a luxurious 6C3B paint process and a seamless waistline design. Inside, it pioneers a four-seat zero-gravity layout with intelligent rotating seats, equipped with Shuyun Hysoft seats, a centralized air-massage system, panoramic privacy-tinted glass, an intelligent starry-sky panoramic roof, and both active and passive noise-canceling technologies—aiming to create a premium, private, and serene cabin environment.

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