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Apple killed its multibillion-dollar project and has been aggressively pursued by antitrust regulators

China's tech giant Xiaomi has announced the commencement of deliveries for its first electric vehicle (EV) model, SU7, this month, marking its foray into the competitive automotive landscape, Reuters reported. Xiaomi, the country's fifth-largest smartphone maker, shared the news via Weibo, revealing that orders can be placed at its 59 stores in 29 cities nationwide.

Xiaomi revealed its first electric car called SU7 which aims to compete with big EV manufacturers in the market, during the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024.

Xiaomi has already made a name for itself with more affordable smartphones, but now the Chinese manufacturer is launching an electric car called the SU7, designed to give rivals from Tesla and Polestar a good run for their money. From the Porsche look-a-like styling to the performance stats, the four-door, seven-seater should impress buyers looking for a quick, upmarket sports utility. On the road, the SU7 is quick off the mark, with acceleration 0 to 100 km/h in 5.2 seconds. A full charge of th

CATL, which had a 37.4 per cent share of the global battery market last year, will start construction on the Beijing plant this year, city’s economic planner says.