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Xiaomi secures lock-in orders of more than 70,000 SU7 cars - Vimarsana News

Xiaomi secures lock-in orders of more than 70,000 SU7 cars

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

Xiaomi CEO says will introduce production capacity, delivery plan for SU7 at auto show - Vimarsana News

Xiaomi CEO says will introduce production capacity, delivery plan for SU7 at auto show

Xiaomi's CEO said the company will offer more details about its production capacity and delivery plan for the SU7 vehicle at the Beijing Auto Show, according to a Weibo post on Monday. ...

Huawei, Li Auto join EV price war - Vimarsana News

Huawei, Li Auto join EV price war

Themis Qi Huawei's electric vehicle arm is reportedly offering 5,000 yuan (HK$5,409) to lure buyers of Xiaomi's (1810) SU7 to cancel their b...

Xiaomi Car Sales: Xiaomi says sales of its electric car 3-5 times higher than expected, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Xiaomi Car Sales: Xiaomi says sales of its electric car 3-5 times higher than expected, ET Auto

Xiaomi Car Sales: Xiaomi's debut electric car, the SU7, exceeds sales projections in China, prompting competition in the market. CEO Lei Jun reveals sales are 3-5 times higher than expected. Learn more about Xiaomi's success in the EV industry.

Chinese EV Contender Xiaomi's Budget 'Tesla Killer' Zooms Past Sales Expectations By 3-5 Times - Xiaomi (OTC:XIACF) - Vimarsana News

Chinese EV Contender Xiaomi's Budget 'Tesla Killer' Zooms Past Sales Expectations By 3-5 Times - Xiaomi (OTC:XIACF)

Company CEO Lei Jun revealed the unexpected sales figures during a live stream on Douyin, the Chinese equivalent of TikTok, Reuters reported.