Xiaomi EV Q&A
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Episode 152

2025-06-07

4 Q&As in their original order.

#01 Long-term

What optimizations has the Xiaomi YU7 made to improve its range?

The Xiaomi YU7 has undergone multiple calibrations and optimizations to improve its range performance. First, sufficient battery capacity is a necessary condition for achieving ultra-long range. The Xiaomi YU7 follows the "standard features are flagship" philosophy, with the Standard version starting with a 96.3kWh large-capacity battery, offering a CLTC maximum range of up to 835km, placing its range level at the forefront of the industry. Secondly, to reduce energy consumption, the Xiaomi YU7 …
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#02 Long-term

How is the charging speed of the Xiaomi YU7?

The entire Xiaomi YU7 lineup is equipped with an 800V silicon carbide high-voltage platform. Among them, the Xiaomi YU7 Max can achieve a maximum charging rate of 5.2C, taking only 12 minutes to charge from 10% to 80%. It can add up to 620km of range in 15 minutes, leading the industry in charging speed. For more details regarding Xiaomi YU7 products, please stay tuned for subsequent official information from Xiaomi EV.
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#03 Long-term

The Xiaomi SU7 ranked first in the pure electric large car category in J.D. Power's China New Energy Vehicle Initial Quality Study (NEV-IQS). How is this ranking determined?

According to information disclosed by J.D. Power, the China New Energy Vehicle Initial Quality Study (NEV-IQS) reflects users' comprehensive evaluation of product quality, representing the initial quality of new cars in real-world usage environments. The ranking is based on "Voice of the Customer" measurements and statistics of quality issues encountered by new energy vehicle owners during their ownership period of 2-6 months. The study analyzes traditional product quality (production quality) a…
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#04 Long-term

Recently, while purchasing car insurance, I noticed that some quotes list 'insurance' as 'coverage/service', with premiums significantly lower than standard car insurance. Can I purchase such policies?

We seriously remind you: If you encounter situations where "insurance" is described as "coverage" or "service" during car insurance purchases, and the premium is significantly lower than regular car insurance, you need to be highly vigilant. Recently, some users took "commercial electronic policies" stating "Motor Vehicle Damage Coverage" and "Motor Vehicle Third-Party Liability Coverage" to insurance companies to file claims for car insurance, but were rejected. This is because the product is a…
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