Xiaomi EV Q&A
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Episode 41

2024-05-20

4 Q&As in their original order.

#01 Long-term

During the livestream on the 18th, Lei Jun stated that Xiaomi road test vehicles must be driven to their "full lifecycle." What does this mean?

During the Xiaomi SU7 Pro livestream on May 18, 2024, Lei Jun mentioned "150,000 to 200,000 kilometers" and "full lifecycle," which was misunderstood by some netizens as "the full lifecycle of the Xiaomi SU7 is 150,000 to 200,000 kilometers." The testing Lei Jun referred to means that, in addition to the standard test vehicles, Xiaomi invested 100 test vehicles for nationwide public road testing. These vehicles were produced to mass production standards. After completing standard testing, they c…
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#02 Long-term

Regarding the first endurance test live stream for the Xiaomi SU7 Pro, what was the specific energy consumption performance?

On May 18, 2024, the Xiaomi SU7 Pro conducted a live stream for its first endurance test, including highway and urban sections. The energy consumption performance is as follows: Vehicle Status Xiaomi SU7 Pro (CLTC) Range: 830km Passengers inside: 4 people Air Conditioning: Around 23℃ Highway NOA Set Speed: 110km/h Energy Consumption Performance Battery Level at Departure: 98%, CLTC Range: 812km Battery Level at Arrival: 73%, CLTC Range: 598km Actual Driving Mileage: 177km Driving Energy Consum…
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#04 Long-term

Why is the rear badge of the Xiaomi SU7 Pro labeled as SU7 instead of SU7 Pro?

The Xiaomi SU7 Pro offers "ultra-long range and high-end intelligent driving," adding Xiaomi Intelligent Driving Max and ultra-long range capabilities. In the future, there may be possibilities to launch other derivative versions of the Xiaomi SU7 based on user needs. Therefore, for this series of models, we follow industry conventions, and the rear badges will all be uniformly displayed as "Xiaomi SU7". Xiaomi SU7 Answers Netizen Questions Ongoing... Xiaomi SU7 Answers Netizen Questions Collect…
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