The official release comes just three years after the smartphone giant announced plans to make their very own electric vehicle. — SoyaCincau pixKUALA LUMPUR, March 16 — Xiaomi is expected to begin deliveries for the SU7 electric vehicle very soon as the official launch is happening at the end of this month.
The EV is quicker than the Taycan Turbo as it can get from 0 to 100km/h in just 2.78 seconds, up to a top speed of 265km/h. The SU7 Max even comes with a Boost mode which unlocks the maximum torque for 20 seconds. There’s also a Launch Control mode and it also comes with active aero and adjustable rear wings.
Besides going fast, the SU7 is also boasts superior braking performance with Brembo brakes. Equipped with a Borsch DPB brake controller and ESP10.1 stability control system, Xiaomi says that their performance EV can come to a complete halt from 100km/h in just 33.3 metres. While the dashboard is dominated by screens, SU7 owners can still add-on extra accessories such as physical button and knob controls for the infotainment display, aroma diffuser and even Mi Pads for rear passengers. For a more connected experience, Xiaomi also introduced CarIoT which allows third-party developers and manufacturers to develop products for the SU7.