Red Flag Phone Development Technology Procurement Exposed, Starry Sky Meizu May Design the Device

Red Flag Phone Development Technology Procurement Exposed, Starry Sky Meizu May Design the DeviceIT Home, August 29 - According to information from the official bidding and procurement platform of FAW (First Automobile Works), on August 27, the platform added a "Direct Procurement Candidate Announcement for Red Flag Phone Development Technology Procurement," with the supplier being Hubei Starry Sky Meizu Group Co., Ltd

Red Flag Phone Development Technology Procurement Exposed, Starry Sky Meizu May Design the Device

IT Home, August 29 - According to information from the official bidding and procurement platform of FAW (First Automobile Works), on August 27, the platform added a "Direct Procurement Candidate Announcement for Red Flag Phone Development Technology Procurement," with the supplier being Hubei Starry Sky Meizu Group Co., Ltd. This news suggests that Starry Sky Meizu is likely to become the design and development company for Red Flag's first phone.

IT Home previously reported that in April, FAW and EcarX Technology signed a strategic partnership agreement for smart cockpits, announcing that they would jointly develop a high-end phone for the Red Flag brand. Notably, EcarX and Starry Sky Meizu are both subsidiaries of Geely. This procurement information further confirms the crucial role of Starry Sky Meizu in the Red Flag phone project.

Earlier, in May, an image allegedly showing the Red Flag phone circulated online. While its authenticity is questionable, its exterior design bears a striking resemblance to the Meizu 21 PRO. This detail may hint at Starry Sky Meizu's influence in the design of the Red Flag phone.

This direct procurement candidate announcement for Red Flag phone development technology procurement signifies that the research and development of the Red Flag phone has entered a substantive phase. As a Geely subsidiary specializing in smart terminals, Starry Sky Meizu possesses extensive experience in phone design and development. Its involvement in the Red Flag phone project will undoubtedly inject new vitality into the Red Flag brand.

In recent years, car brands crossing over into the phone market has become a trend. BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and BYD, among other car brands, have launched or plan to launch their own phone products. Red Flag's choice to collaborate with Starry Sky Meizu may allow them to leverage Meizu's success in the smartphone field, creating a high-end smartphone with Red Flag brand characteristics. This, in turn, would enhance the brand image and expand its user base.

The future design, black technologies, and price of the Red Flag phone remain intriguing mysteries. We eagerly await its arrival, seeing if the Red Flag phone can carve a path in the fiercely competitive smartphone market.