Avatr, the Chinese automotive joint venture involving Changan, CATL, and Huawei, introduced its second electric vehicle (EV), the Avatr 12 (pronounced as “one-two”) in Munich, Germany. The first is the Avatr 11 (one-one). This move signifies the automaker’s entry into the European market.

This sleek four-door coupe, despite its sedan-like appearance, features a hatchback at the rear. Additionally, it boasts a unique “Halo Display” on the hood, which is a black panel LED display allowing the car to communicate with individuals outside of it, as stated by the company.