Learn about SU7, an electric car by a mobile company that is all set to compete with giants like Tesla!

Automotive companies are not just competing with traditional rivals anymore. Tata takes on Mahindra, and Mahindra challenges Suzuki, but collectively, they now face a whole new class of competitors—mobile tech giants. Brands like Apple and Xiaomi are turning cars into "tech on wheels." Mahindra calls its BE.6 and XUV.e9 "software on wheels," highlighting the industry shift. It’s no surprise that companies with expertise in AI, battery management systems (BMS), and sensors are stepping in. For these brands, learning the mechanical aspects of car manufacturing is just the final piece of the puzzle. Xiaomi has made its move with the electric car SU7, and it’s a game-changer. The amazing part of the entire story is the price. It is starting at just $29,00 which translates into INR 24,61,509!

Xiaomi SU7 and SU7 Max: Key Specifications

Xiaomi’s debut electric vehicle, the SU7, introduces two variants: the SU7 and the performance-oriented SU7 Max.

Xiaomi SU7 (Standard Version)

Acceleration: 0-100 kmph in 5.28 seconds

Range: 668 km

Top Speed: 210 kmph

Power: 299 PS

Torque: 400 Nm

Xiaomi SU7 Max

Acceleration: 0-100 kmph in 2.78 seconds

Range: 800 km

Top Speed: 265 kmph

Power: 673 PS

Torque: 838 Nm

The SU7 Max stands out as one of the fastest-accelerating EVs in the market, rivaling Tesla and Porsche with its remarkable 2.78-second 0-100 kmph sprint.

Seamless Integration with Xiaomi Ecosystem

Xiaomi is banking on its tech expertise to attract customers. The SU7 features an operating system integrated with Xiaomi’s vast ecosystem of mobile apps and devices. This means drivers can enjoy seamless connectivity between their cars and smartphones, similar to the appeal of Tesla’s software suite.

Moreover, Xiaomi claims that its super electric motor technology not only outpaces rivals in acceleration but also offers advanced capabilities, such as fast charging in extreme cold and superior obstacle recognition during adverse weather conditions like heavy snowfall.