Huawei's new target for mobile phones? Next year's sales of 70 million units, Hongmeng has completely crossed the line of life and death
In 2024, Huawei's sales target for mobile phones is 70 million units. Considering that the sales volume in the Chinese mobile phone market in 2022 is around 26500 units, it means that Huawei will win nearly 30% of the domestic market next year
In 2024, Huawei's sales target for mobile phones is 70 million units. Considering that the sales volume in the Chinese mobile phone market in 2022 is around 26500 units, it means that Huawei will win nearly 30% of the domestic market next year.
If the market share exceeds 16%, it means crossing the line of life and death, and the Hongmeng system can come to life, which means that by 2024, the Hongmeng system will be completely stable.
In the global market, Hongmeng only has a 2% share, while Android accounts for 78% and Apple accounts for 20%. This shows that Hongmeng is actually not strong enough to compete with Android and iOS.
More importantly, Hongmeng is currently using an Android ecosystem and does not have its own independent ecosystem. Therefore, although Hongmeng may be considered the third largest operating system in the world, it is actually a bit of a misnomer.
If it reaches around 6-7% in the entire market, then Hongmeng can truly compete with Apple and Android, becoming the "third largest mobile operating system in the world".
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