Xiaomi’s EV Revolution: SU7 Deliveries Set to Begin on 28 March

Xiaomi, the Chinese electronics giant, will start delivering its highly anticipated electric vehicle, the SU7, on 28 March. CEO Lei Jun announced the company's vision for the SU7 as a stylish, easy-to-drive, and technologically sophisticated car priced below 500,000 yuan ($69,424). Unveiled in December, the SU7 has garnered attention for its performance claims, including acceleration surpassing Tesla and Porsche. Xiaomi has showcased the SU7 in 76 stores across 29 Chinese cities. The car will come in two variants with driving ranges of up to 668 km and 800 km. Produced with a unit of state-owned BAIC Group, Xiaomi has invested $10 billion in the automotive sector.

Xiaomi, the Chinese electronics giant, will start delivering its highly anticipated electric vehicle, the SU7, on 28 March. CEO Lei Jun announced the company's vision for the SU7 as a stylish, easy-to-drive, and technologically sophisticated car priced below 500,000 yuan ($69,424). Unveiled in December, the SU7 has garnered attention for its performance claims, including acceleration surpassing Tesla and Porsche. Xiaomi has showcased the SU7 in 76 stores across 29 Chinese cities. The car will come in two variants with driving ranges of up to 668 km and 800 km. Produced with a unit of state-owned BAIC Group, Xiaomi has invested $10 billion in the automotive sector.

Xiaomi, the Chinese electronics giant, will start delivering its highly anticipated electric vehicle, the SU7, on 28 March. CEO Lei Jun announced the company's vision for the SU7 as a stylish, easy-to-drive, and technologically sophisticated car priced below 500,000 yuan ($69,424). Unveiled in December, the SU7 has garnered attention for its performance claims, including acceleration surpassing Tesla and Porsche. Xiaomi has showcased the SU7 in 76 stores across 29 Chinese cities. The car will come in two variants with driving ranges of up to 668 km and 800 km. Produced with a unit of state-owned BAIC Group, Xiaomi has invested $10 billion in the automotive sector.

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