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Xiaomi's SU7 EV goes in retail soon, only the Max version to have LiDAR

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Ro, 10 January 2024

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Xiaomi announced its SU7 EV in December last year but didn't reveal the full specs and most notably we didn't get a pricing breakdown. Now a Xiaomi spokesperson shed some extra details, ahead of the imminent market launch.

Xiaomi's SU7 EV goes in retail soon, configuration with LiDAR in the works

He confirmed that only the SU7 Max configuration will feature a LiDAR system for advanced self-driving features. Additionally, the Chinese government gave permission to Xiaomi to distribute 14 retail-ready units. This signals the SU7's arrival in stores and start of test driving.

As far as pricing goes, the spokesperson wasn't very specific, merely confirming that it will be below CNY 500,000 ($70,000) starting price, which surprises absolutely nobody.

Unfortunately, though, statements from the company so far suggest that the SU7 will remain a China-exclusive model as Xiaomi doesn't have the capacity to produce the needed units. It won't be partnering with third-party manufacturers either as it wants to keep a tight grip on the whole process - from manufacturing and quality control to retail and aftermarket service.

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  • Anonymous
  • q3R
  • 12 Jan 2024

You are right, cars aren't smartphones, but what happens if Xiaomi stops making cars? Will they support their existing cars for a decade or longer? Or will they be cheap and brick the cars? I personally wouldn't take a chance on it...

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  • HondaMan
  • t7T
  • 11 Jan 2024

You really compare smartphones to vehicles, but just so you know, my Poco F5 has absolutely no bugs or any other software issues whatsoever, and it works perfectly well in everything that I do with it. Speaking of bad software, the Galaxy A54 of yo...

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  • HondaMan
  • t7T
  • 11 Jan 2024

UI is very easy to fix. But an outdated hardware for very high price isn't. You can simply install GCAR on this vehicle if you don't like the built-in software. Jk. But for a first-attempt, this is certainly not bad at all. I've s...

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