Chinese tech giant Xiaomi has officially introduced its first electric car model, the SU7, marking its entry into the competitive electric vehicle market. Xiaomi, known for smartphones and various electronic devices, aims to become a major player in the automotive industry globally. Xiaomi’s CEO, Lei Jun, presented the sedan at an event in Beijing, emphasizing the company’s goal to be among the world’s top five automakers within the next 15 to 20 years. The SU7, set to launch in 2025, will leverage Xiaomi’s software integration for seamless connectivity across its product range and will be manufactured by BAIC. The batteries for the SU7 will be supplied by BYD and CATL, prominent players in China’s electric vehicle market. Xiaomi’s move into electric cars aligns with the broader trend of Chinese tech companies entering the EV sector to compete domestically and internationally.
Xiaomi Unveils Electric Car SU7, Aiming for Global Automotive Dominance
