Xiaomi is one of China's biggest smartphone brands, and it did what Apple couldn't: Launch its own car. The SU7 has been an ...

which is large for an electric saloon. Any new electric car worth its amps has some form of welcoming ceremony. In the case of the SU7, the word "Xiaomi" is projected on the floor as you open the ...

Chinese car maker Xiaomi has revealed the SU7 Ultra, a Porsche Taycan Turbo GT rival with 1527bhp on tap. Utilising a ...

While the SU7 is certainly popular, Xiaomi isn’t putting all its eggs into one car, so to speak. The Xiaomi YU7 SUV is expected to launch in China sometime this summer as a direct rival to the ...

After making its teeth in the electronics sector, the company branched off to the automotive world, more particularly electric vehicles (EVs), with its first-ever car. The SU7 is an all-electric ...

China's fifth-largest smartphone maker unveiled its first electric vehicle—the SU7 sedan—which Xiaomi says is capable of delivering acceleration speeds faster than Tesla cars and Porsche EVs.

Beating out two of the fastest electric cars in the world is a feat in and of itself, but demolishing their lap records is on a completely different level. The 1,527-horsepower Xiaomi SU7 Ultra ...

In China, the combined electric market share of Volkswagen, Audi, BMW, Mercedes and Porsche was only around five per cent ...

Meanwhile, the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra electric sedan is positioned as Xiaomi’s most powerful car. It is equipped with a triple-motor setup (V8s + V8s + V6s), delivering an impressive 1,548 horsepower.

entry-level car with a starting price of RMB 69,800 ($9,639), last month. Xiaomi delivered more than 135,000 units of the SU7 in 2024, its only model currently available. The Chinese tech giant is set ...