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Long-term Episode 271 · Question 3

The interior style of the Xiaomi Pengcheng is quite different from that of the SU7 and YU7. What design considerations led to this?

Official answer

The two series have different positioning, so their design philosophies also differ.

The SU7 and YU7 are positioned as driver's cars, with a "Design for Passion" approach. When you sit in the driver's seat, everything responds to you—vision, steering, and weight transfer—without hesitation or barrier. The symmetrical layout ensures this immersion has no boundaries; the driver and front passenger share equal visual weight, making the front passenger not just an observer but a companion on the journey. Born for the driver, yet leaving a good place for every companion—this is the attitude of the SU7 and YU7, hoping that every time you grip the steering wheel, it marks a journey worth wholehearted commitment.

The Xiaomi Pengcheng series is positioned as an intelligent, variable large-space SUV, with a "Design for Life" approach. It serves not just the driver, but everyone in the car and every lifestyle scenario. The interior design philosophy of the Pengcheng is "from the inside out, designed for life"—spatial needs determine the form, rather than starting with styling and then cramming functions inside. The flat floor, extra-long slide rails, and rotating seats provide the physical foundation for achieving this goal. The transparent, spacious, comfortable, and restrained design style makes the car a place where people are willing to stay for extended periods. The sliding center console, cabinet-style center stack, and diffuse ambient lighting mean that every functional area is meticulously refined like an independent product, fitting perfectly and within easy reach in every lifestyle scenario. This is the Pengcheng's answer to "designed for life."

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