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Xiaomi YU7 first drive: a $35,000 Ferrari-looking electric SUV with over 400 miles of real range
Ultimately, every great car design is heavily inspired by other vehicles. Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun has been spotted driving the Purosangue, Ferrari’s latest $400,000 performance SUV, and it sounds like he thought: “Wouldn’t be nice if this were all-electric, with Xiaomi tech, and more affordable so hundreds of thousands of people could experience it?”
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Xiaomi's YU7 car buyers face year-long wait for delivery, sparking complaintsThe smartphone turned EV maker said it received roughly 240,000 orders for the YU7 in the first 18 hours after the car went ...
A YU7 Max with blazing brakes popped up in a video, but the company says it's not an issue as they continued to function ...
Xiaomi faces criticism over lengthy delivery times for its YU7 electric SUV, with waits exceeding a year. Customers reported ...
Chinese EV and smartphone maker Xiaomi on Thursday priced its new electric YU7 SUV from 253,500 yuan ($35,364), almost 4% ...
Xiaomi (HK:1810) reported over 25,000 electric vehicle deliveries in June, marking the ninth straight month above the 20,000-unit threshold. While the company didnt provide an exact figure, Junes ...
Xiaomi announced that sales of the highly-anticipated YU7 SUV will start on June 26, with over 500 units already built at its ...
Xiaomi launched the YU7 electric SUV in China on Thursday. It offers over 300 hp, a 100 kWh battery, and has a starting price ...
For those looking for all-wheel drive, the Pro version is available at RMB 279,900 ($37,900). Featuring the same 96.3 kWh LPF ...
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