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They have shone at Beijing’s car jamboree

Xiaomis Lei Jun and Lu Weibing celebrated over 70,000 SU7 orders, praising strong electric car sales. The companys strategic plans involve no off-road vehicles, focusing on delivering Max and Pro models.

Xiaomi Ev: The SU7, whose design has drawn comparisons with Porsches Taycan and Panamera sports car models, has been launched amid a cut-throat price war in the worlds largest auto market where more than 40 brands vie for consumer attention.

Depending on the model ordered, buyers could get their vehicles delivered earlier. Xiaomi introduced its first electric vehicle just last month called the SU7, and prospective buyers are already lining up to get one for themselves.

Xiaomi Ev: Xiaomis shares rose 16% following the launch of its electric vehicle, the SU7. Despite strong interest with 88,898 pre-orders, Citi Research predicts significant losses due to fierce competition in the Chinese EV market.

Xiaomi's newest EV, the SU7, has racked up demand up to a point that would-be buyers will have to wait up to seven months.

The much-awaited SU7 sedan can go from 0 to 100 kms in just 2.78 seconds, the company claimed.

Xiaomi launches its first electric car, the SU7, priced competitively at 215,900 yuan, aiming to rival Tesla and BYD. With four variants, including a high-performance Max version, the SU7 offers impressive specs and advanced features.

Xiaomi’s CEO plans out company goals for its first electric car, easiest to drive, smartest and best looking

Xiaomi's first electric vehicle, the SU7, will be priced under $70,000, according to Lei Jun, CEO of Xiaomi, in a recent statement. Jun added that the Xiaomi SU7 aims to be "the best looking, easiest to drive and smartest car" available in the market under the 500,000 yuan ($69,424) price tag.