Xiaomi’s SU7 Ultra prototype features a V8s motor, advanced CTB battery technology, and high-rigidity architecture, all developed in-house, countering Prodrive collaboration rumors.
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Xiaomi SU7 deliveries exceeded 10,000 units in July and will continue to exceed the mark in August, Xiaomi EV said, adding that it expects to meet its full-year 100,000-unit delivery target ahead of schedule in November.
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Xiaomi plans to export but not yet. Meanwhile unofficial exports make large sums for dealers involved in the trade.
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It is possible to sell a Xiaomi SU7 second hand for more than it costs new. A blogger made a video to prove it.
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The production version of the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra will go on sale in the first half of next year, and will use the same chassis structure, triple motors and battery pack as the prototype.
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Xiaomi SU7 Ultra is officially unveiled. The car features 1548 horsepower and expects to challenge top-end sports cars with its speed.
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Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun didn't mention what the crisis event was, and he is expected to elaborate in a presentation this Friday.
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Will Huawei and Baidu follow suit?
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Xiaomi has re-filed for the SU7, with the manufacturer becoming Xiaomi itself instead of the previous BAIC.
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Deliveries of the Xiaomi SU7 have been further accelerated since July 1, with expected delivery lead times reduced by up to five weeks after orders are locked in, Xiaomi EV said.
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