Hongmeng Zhixing Zunjie S800 (鸿蒙智行尊界 S800) tops February rankings for RMB 700,000+ ultra-luxury sedans

February data: S800 remains No. 1

Sales tracker ECC Intelligence (ECC 情报局) blogger @嗨大星_ECC shared February delivery data for China’s ultra-luxury sedans priced above RMB 700,000. The Hongmeng Zhixing Zunjie S800 (鸿蒙智行尊界 S800) sold 891 units in February and stayed top of the list, despite a pronounced month‑on‑month dip across the segment. ECC noted that February had only 16 working days and the Lunar New Year holiday compressed buying and registration activity — explaining the broad slowdown.

Product updates and pricing

The S800 has recently been offered with a new version equipped with Huawei (华为) QianKun 896‑channel solid‑state lidar, with a suggested retail price starting at RMB 728,000. The model, positioned as an “era flagship,” was launched last May with a price range of RMB 708,000–1,018,000; it delivered 4,376 units in December, a surge of about 104% month‑on‑month that pushed it well ahead of rivals in the ultra‑luxury segment.

Manufacturer claims and industry context

It has been reported that at a March 4 product event Huawei executive Yu Chengdong said the S800 led the million‑yuan luxury segment for five consecutive months, with cumulative insured volumes of 13,092 units from September 2025 through January 2026 — figures Huawei used to compare the model favorably against Porsche Panamera, Mercedes‑Maybach and Mercedes‑Benz S‑Class. Those claims come from manufacturer briefings and should be treated as company‑reported performance data.

Why it matters

Why is an auto marketed around Huawei software and sensors climbing to the top of China’s ultra‑luxury charts? For Western readers, the S800’s rise illustrates how Chinese automakers and tech firms are marrying advanced software, sensor stacks and design to challenge incumbents — even as trade restrictions and export controls shape component access. It has been reported that JAC (江汽集团) leadership plans to push higher‑trim versions and scale the platform into luxury MPVs and SUVs, signaling an aggressive product cadence aimed at sustaining momentum.