Xiaomi SU7 EV Production at the Hyperfactory

Xiaomi's entry into the electric vehicle (EV) market is marked by the unveiling of its SU7 EV, a significant leap in EV manufacturing. The company showcased its massive EV factory ahead of the official launch, hinting at a major commitment to the automotive sector. This move is not just about introducing a new car but signaling Xiaomi's readiness to compete in the rapidly growing EV market.
The SU7 is not just another EV; it's a product of extensive collaboration and expertise. Designed by former BMW and Mercedes-Benz experts, the vehicle combines advanced automotive engineering with Xiaomi's prowess in technology. The SU7 is available in two versions: a dual-motor all-wheel-drive variant known as the SU7 Max, and a single-motor rear-wheel-drive option. The SU7 Max, in particular, boasts a remarkable 497-mile range on a single charge and can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.78 seconds, challenging established players like the Tesla Model S and Porsche Taycan Turbo.
What sets the SU7 apart is not only its performance but also its design and in-car technology. Featuring a unique exterior with "water droplet" headlamps and a 360 LED halo rear brake light, the SU7 is a testament to Xiaomi's attention to detail and design philosophy. Inside, the vehicle is equipped with the HyperOS entertainment system, powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8295 processor, which centers around a 16.1-inch 3K central screen, creating a rich multimedia experience. The SU7 also steps into the future of driving with its autonomous driving capabilities, supported by the Xiaomi Pilot platform that integrates NVIDIA Drive Orin processors.
Xiaomi's approach to crafting the SU7 involved recruiting industry veterans from BMW and Mercedes-Benz, ensuring that the vehicle not only stands out in terms of technology and performance but also carries a design ethos reflective of top automotive standards. This blend of expertise from leading automotive designers and Xiaomi's innovative technology sets the SU7 as a formidable contender in the EV market.
As the EV market continues to expand, Xiaomi's SU7 represents a significant step for the company into a new territory, bringing its renowned innovation and competitive pricing strategy to challenge established automotive brands. With its advanced features, competitive performance metrics, and striking design, the SU7 EV is poised to make a notable impact in the EV landscape.
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[@nsng1298]

Xiaomi received 50,000 firm orders within 27 minutes after the SU 7 was launched.

[@jqn628]

thank you for the translation!

[@wavepjr6204]

They make smartphones and smart cars???

[@garylee9668]

yes

[@nickskyblue3602]

12 million phones are now produced every month. xiaomi

[@reginald7214]

And tvs and smart vacuum cleaners and smart window curtains and speakers and smart lamps and........all joined into one voice control system. Crazy home ecosystem.

[@wavepjr6204]

@@reginald7214 right… until some hacker causes everything to fuck up 😂

[@trungvang417]

​@@wavepjr6204which tells how dumb you are 😂

[@asadullahafkari2843]

👏👏👏👏

[@vevaviva5850]

Better than Tesla

[@ahmadahmal2942]

Everything is better than Tesla.

[@panjialfian5636]

Every other EV is of course better than Elon shitbox 😂

[@zkc-np9iz]

我去体验过

[@mnogoli]

BAIC Motor

[@trungvang417]

Does this automation is what Elon musk wanted his factory to have but failed to achieve?

[@richie_bodo]

😂😂😂

[@wensiangfong]

74 secs per car come out? 1 month can easily do 30k car , 100k car order need to wait until year end...sound bs ..typical china company.

[@dee-vee]

Are you that dense? Obviously, the factory doesn’t run 24/7 all year-long. There are maintenance and resupply periods. Also, there is more to delivering a car than just building the car; there’s storage, transportation, testing and verification after transport, software prep, etc. Now go, run along to your colonial master feeling more educated.

[@dark-footage]

Also include testing each car.

[@zxi-oz2fg]

The car badge is too ugly. And the appearance is a stolen design. 🧐

[@gadgetgasspoll2923]

And still I would buy it

[@ohasli38]

If you can not afford a Porsche buy a Xiaomi

[@lianghao7128]

Yet still with a better battery than a real Porsche, thats the ironic part.

[@zxi-oz2fg]

hahaha, let's see

[@lvmakin]

@@ohasli38 I will buy a Xiaomi and change the badge to a Porsch😇