As we already know, Xiaomi is about to enter the electric car market with its first model, the sports sedan SU7. According to a recent leak from the blogger Digital Chat Station, the start of sales of the car could take place between the middle and the end of March 2024, after a launch conference was held in December 2023.
Xiaomi SU7: the brand's first EV could go on sale by the end of the month
The Xiaomi SU7 is proposed as a medium-sized electric coupé, with a length of 4,997 meters, a width of 1,963 meters and a height of 1,455 meters. The wheelbase is three meters, while the aerodynamic coefficient is only 0,195, thanks also to an active aerodynamic system. The car has a rounded line, with hidden door handles and minimalist rear-view mirrors. The Wheels are 20-inch aluminum alloy, with yellow brake calipers. The main color is Gulf blue, which gives a young and dynamic air.
The Xiaomi SU7 promises true sports performance, with a power of 673 HP and torque of 830 Nm. The maximum speed is 265 km/h, while acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h occurs in 2,78 seconds. Braking from 100 km/h to 0 requires 33,3 metres. The car is inspired by the Porsche Taycan, but offers superior numbers in terms of power, speed and acceleration. The brakes are by Brembo, while the roll is controlled by an electronic system.
The Xiaomi SU7 is based on the Modena architecture for electric cars, with 800 Volt technology which allows for monitoring the recharge 220 km in five minutes and 390 km in 10 minutes, exceeding the Tesla Model S by almost double. The 101 kWh battery produced by Catl has a range of 800 km, 10% more than the Mercedes-Benz EQS (720 km) and the aforementioned Model S ( 715 km).
The cockpit of the Xiaomi SU7 is equipped with a system of intelligent infotainment, called HyperOS, which integrates a 7,1-inch LCD screen on the dashboard and one 16,1 inch multimedia screen on the center of the board, with a resolution of 3K. The steering wheel has three spokes, with multifunction buttons and knobs. The car is also equipped with a 56-inch HUD display, which projects information onto the windshield. The operating system is compatible with Xiaomi tablets and smartphones, creating an eco-friendly connection between people, cars and homes.
