Huawei Mate XS with 5G is set to debut in March 2020, the Chinese company announced at the launch of the Mate X on Wednesday in its home market. The new smartphone would sport a foldable design -- similar to the original Mate X. However, it will be powered by Huawei's HiSilicon Kirin 990 SoC, instead of the Kirin 980 SoC featured on the Mate X. Huawei at the launch of the Mate X at a pre-MWC 2019 event back in February highlighted it had deployed a flexible OLED display in the Mate X to deliver an 8-inch tablet-like experience.
At the 5G modem, as reported by Sohu.com.
Unlike the Huawei Mate XS, the original HiSilicon Kirin 980 SoC that comes with a Balong 5000 modem to 5G connectivity.

Huawei Mate XS was showcased briefly at the Mate X launch in China
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Last month, Huawei announced as the company's 5G-capable offering just days before the launch of the Mate 30 series.
Huawei hasn't specified any key features or specifications of the Mate XS -- except confirming the new Kirin SoC. However, the render showcased on the official slide at the Wednesday event suggests that the phone would have a design quite similar to the Mate X. The handset also appears to have Leica optics.
In August, the Mate X MWC 2019 earlier this year. The phone with model number Huawei TAH-AN00 appeared to have tweaked button placements and might come with an improved hinge.
Huawei has launched in the Indian market earlier this month.