The wait is almost over. March 28th will mark the official entry of Xiaomi into the automotive market with the launch of its first car, the Xiaomi SU7. But ahead of its debut, leaked images have given enthusiasts an exclusive preview of the interior of this revolutionary vehicle.
Xiaomi SU7: the first real images of the interior reveal a fusion between technology and comfort
The photos, taken by some Chinese users, reveal an enveloping interior that seems to come straight out of a science fiction film. At the center of everything, an imposing 16.1 control screen inches dominates the console, flanked by a 7.1 inch reversible dashboard it's a 56-inch AR-HUD display which promises an immersive driving experience.
The design of the D-shaped multifunction steering wheel reminiscent of the Porsche Taycan, but with a distinctive Xiaomi touch: two separate buttons for activating assisted driving and adjusting the driving mode. This arrangement allows the driver to always keep his hands on the steering wheel, easily accessing the most used functions.
But that is not all. The SU7 also sports an innovative design with no center armrest, replaced by four physical buttons to control “start/stop, air conditioning temperature, air volume, electric rear wing and air suspension”. This solution allows drivers to operate common functions "in the dark", without taking their eyes off the road.
Below the central screen, Xiaomi has introduced external magnetic physical buttons, which offer touch control for temperature adjustment and other customizable features. Furthermore, Xiaomi will open the magnetic interface protocol to third parties, incentivizing accessory manufacturers to develop expansive hardware and improve vehicle interaction.
For rear passengers, the SU7 is no different. The flat floor optimizes space, while two Type-C ports satisfy your charging needs. And for a touch of class, a Xiaomi tablet It can be connected behind the front seats, allowing control of air conditioning, music and more.
As the official launch, scheduled for March 28, approaches, Xiaomi Motors has scheduled a "static" presentation of the vehicle on March 25, followed by the delivery of the first units and the start of full test drives the following day.
