Post launch, Xiaomi is responding to inquiries from customers regarding their recently unveiled electric vehicle, the SU7. One notable revelation from the company is that they currently do not have intentions to market the SU7 beyond China. However, for interested buyers within China, local Xiaomi outlets are equipped to provide information on potential purchase incentives accessible in their respective areas.
Purchase Subsidies Information Available at Local Xiaomi Stores
For individuals seeking details on purchase incentives, local Xiaomi stores serve as a resource for acquiring more information.
Xiaomi presents two options for home charging piles – a 7kW model and an 11kW model, with the latter being recommended for the SU7 Max. The home charging solution comprises the necessary equipment and fundamental installation services, covering up to 30 meters of cables, albeit with restrictions to mainland China.
Home Charging Options and Recommendations
Xiaomi has outlined the availability of two home charging piles, each catering to different power requirements, with the 11kW model specifically suited for the SU7 Max.
Regarding connectivity aspects, Xiaomi addressed inquiries related to linking smartphones with the vehicle, emphasizing the simplicity of the process. Most Android phones can establish a connection through CarLink, enabling users to access navigation, music, phone calls, and various features on the car's central control screen. Additionally, Android phones can wirelessly stream audio and video content using DLNA. For iPad users, a specialized expansion bracket facilitates mounting the device on the back of the front seat. By installing the "Xiaomi Auto Expansion Screen" app, users can conveniently manage car functionalities such as seat climate control, multimedia adjustments, and entertainment choices directly from their iPad.
Connectivity Features and Smartphone Integration
Xiaomi clarified a noteworthy aspect concerning the industry standard for measuring acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h. While this benchmark typically excludes starting time in official measurements, certain media outlets may incorporate it, resulting in minor discrepancies in reported figures. As an illustration, during media assessments, the SU7 Max achieved a 3.09s acceleration time (as opposed to the official 2.78s figure). Warranty coverage extends beyond the initial owner, and estimated maintenance expenses are projected to be around 480 yuan for the first year or 20,000 kilometers, escalating to 750 yuan and 1400 yuan for the subsequent two years.
Acceleration Measurement Insights and Maintenance Costs
Xiaomi provided insights into the nuances of acceleration measurement standards and maintenance costs, emphasizing the warranty coverage inclusivity and the anticipated maintenance expenses over the initial three years of ownership.
