The Mate 60 series has exploded, and it is reported that Huawei plans to double its smartphone shipments to 7000 million units next year.

CTOnews.com Two industry executives told Nikkei Asia that Huawei aims to ship 60 million to 70 million phones in 2024, doubling shipments this year and last year.

Several supply chain managers and analysts said Huawei had also been adding to its inventory of lenses, cameras, printed circuit boards and other components since earlier this year to achieve that goal.

With the explosion of Huawei Mate 60 series mobile phones, it triggered a rush in China, and even needed to buy at a higher price. Wall Street News reported that Huawei won the second place in China's smartphone market with a sales market share of 17% in W36 (September 4 to September 10), according to authoritative market research agency data obtained from the supply chain.

According to CTOnews.com previously quoted Guo Mingxi news, Huawei Mate 60 Pro model demand is higher than expected, increased shipments in the second half of this year to 6 million units, an increase of 20%.

Wall Street has previously said that it has been learned from the supply chain that Mate 60 Pro has been added to 15 million-17 million units.

Yong Hai, general manager of Huawei's Taiwan agent Xunwei Technology, revealed that Huawei originally estimated to produce 5 million to 6 million Mate 60 series phones, but now Huawei headquarters has "added code and added code."